
LINKX an interactive toy that stimulates the language development of autistic children. Via Idealist
Helma van RijnI designed LINKX, a language toy for autistic toddlers. Throughout the process, experts in autism were involved. She tested the prototype with three autistic children in several play-sessions.
The following is the video of her tests
Thursday, March 29, 2007
Interactive toy for autistic children
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Labels: children, design research, interaction-design, toy
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2 comments:
:) it's a good finding.
usually all this kind of projects are related to make the things more "cool"/"usable"/"desirable"... like Philips sense and simplicity projects...
...but I like this one because it approaches the reality of autism.
very good, very human.
Excellent. And inspiring. Thank you for sharing this.
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