Observed arrival · 2026-09-11
Adapt Project: Assistive Devices by the Batch
A Philadelphia student-run nonprofit 3D-prints adapted toys, switches, and everyday tools, then donates them to care centers.
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The project separates its work into adapted toys and everyday tools, including utensil holders, zipper pulls, key turners, and jar openers. Its documented switch is assembled from four printed parts and an off-the-shelf limit switch, with a 3.5mm jack carrying the activation signal. The homepage reports 21 donated toys and 376 everyday tools, while linking out to build tutorials and downloadable designs on Thingiverse and Printables.
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