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We Fixed 40 LipSyncs

A project log for LipSync

An assistive tech which allows quadriplegics to use touchscreen mobile devices using a mouth-operated joystick with sip and puff controls

makers-making-changeMakers Making Change • 07/16/2018 at 22:26•0 Comments
On Thursday, July 5th, Makers Making Change was at Vancouver Hack Space to repair a few LipSyncs. In just a few hours, around 12 volunteers helped us troubleshoot and fix 40 LipSyncs. We can now send these completed LipSyncs to people with disabilities who need them. Thank you to everyone who came out to help! Staff and volunteers at a table Above: Makers Making Change staff and volunteer makers working on LipSync parts Shaemus, our Research and Development student, soldering Above: Our Research and Development student, Shaemus, soldering Completed LipSyncs after the event Above: A whole bunch of completed multi-coloured LipSyncs
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