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ReadyRover

Prototype Timeline

Here we have a timeline of all our progress.

This gallery will highlight our achievements as we reach a final product.

Prototype 2.0 (Completed 01/2020)

Prototype 3.0 Features

Compact

•16 inches tall, 26 inches extended

•22 inches long, 54 inches extended

•22 inches wide (fixed)

•Collapsible to a 6-inch, 22-inch, 16-inch carry on which can come with its own shoulder bag or wheelchair attachment

Heavy Duty

•About 20 pounds in total weight

•300-350lb weight capacity

Convenient

•1-inch think foam bedding for user comfort

•Wipeable vinyl bottom piece (for any spills or accidents that may occur

ReadyRover 2.0

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Design Thinking P.1

To begin our 3rd ReadyRover prototyping session, we decided to go back to the drawing board and start with the main issues from our prototype 1.0. Some of the main concerns we addressed with our prototype 2.0: The table being wipeable, compact enough to fit in handicap stalls, lightweight enough to carry around and being comfortable for the changing table user and caregiver.

Design Thinking P.2

We focused on improving the structure of the changing table while still keeping some of the aspects that previously worked.

Building P.1

We deconstructed a version of our first prototype and followed sketches we created over weeks of simulation. We had to decide on the optimal scale between weight reduction, telescoping height and prototype additions.

Building P.2

User weight: 310lbs
We've improved our machining tools and assembly process, thus increasing stability and overall construction quality.

Prototype 2.0

Prototype 2.0

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Prototype 1.0 (Completed 06/2019)

- Adjustable Height

- Shorter Base Length

- More Lightweight

- Holds up to 300 lbs

ReadyRover 1.0

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Brainstorming Customer Discovery #1

Here, we compiled all the notes from our first contact with our initial family interviews. We realized there were several factors that were important to our supports that only came to our attention when we spoke to them. This is why we value our interviews so much.

Brainstorming Customer Discovery #2

Additionally, we tried our hand at drawing what we thought our first prototype could look like and certain "abilities and characteristics" our portable changing table should have.

Brainstorming Prototype 1.0 Material

We used a portable cot as was suggested and used by families.
We asked ourselves... "How can we make this better fit our needs?"

Building Prototype 1.0 Part 1

Spreading all of our available resources out to begin the build.

Building Prototype 1.0

A little work, luck and elbow grease.

Prototype 1.0

Here are some of the final specs:

- Adjustable height
- Shorter base length
- More Lightweight
- Held up to 300 lbs

A lot more work to be done, but one step closer to a better portable changing table

Prototype #2 on the way.

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Design Thinking P.1

To begin our 3rd ReadyRover prototyping session, we decided to go back to the drawing board and start with the main issues from our prototype 1.0. Some of the main concerns we addressed with our prototype 2.0: The table being wipeable, compact enough to fit in handicap stalls, lightweight enough to carry around and being comfortable for the changing table user and caregiver.