Low Tech AT Kit

November 13, 2019 / Tom DiAgostino / No Comments

The Low Tech AT Kit is composed of simple 3D-printed devices from the Makers Making Change Open Source Assistive Technology Library. The kit can help individuals with arthritis, finger and hand dexterity issues, etc. with daily tasks.

Contents of a Makers Making Change Low Tech AT Kit include:
• Key Turner
• Palm Pen Holder
• Ball Pen Holder
• Bottle Opener
• Nail Clipper Holder

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Maker Attribution: This kit was created by Makers Making Change. They are a non-profit organization that makes many different assistive devices. The files for the Low Tech AT kit can be found here: Low Tech AT Kit Files

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Tom DiAgostino

Tom is the Outreach and Training Coordinator at TechOWL. Before starting at TechOWL in 2019, Tom worked as an English Teacher through the Fulbright Commission in Uruguay as well as a Social Worker and Spanish interpreter in the foster care system in North Philadelphia. As a person with dyslexia, Tom is passionate about readability and website accessibility. Along with managing TechOWL’s social media platforms, Tom also co-leads the Fabrication program CreATe together and assists with managing the TechOWL website.

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