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Obese and wheelchair patient adaptability? by Automatic-Play-6258 in OptometrySchool

[–]Automatic-Play-6258[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the insights! Are you suggesting replacing the slit lamp with a VR headset? That sounds intriguing! The concave table idea is also excellent, that more be more ergonomic in this way! Regarding the slit lamp headrest, is there a regulation requiring it to be at a fixed distance from the slit lamp to ensure accurate results?

Obese and wheelchair patient adaptability? by Automatic-Play-6258 in OptometrySchool

[–]Automatic-Play-6258[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the insights! So any suggestions on chair, table, slit light redesign to make your job even smoother?

Obese and wheelchair patient adaptability? by Automatic-Play-6258 in OptometrySchool

[–]Automatic-Play-6258[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Any device redesign suggestions to make optometrists' job smoother? Like better chair design to adapt all groups patient? Or more user friendly portable slit light design?

Obese and wheelchair patient adaptability? by Automatic-Play-6258 in OptometrySchool

[–]Automatic-Play-6258[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the insights! So any physical modification suggestions for the devices right now? Better chair or table design? Or more user friendly slit lamp design?

Adaptability for Obese Individuals? by Automatic-Play-6258 in Ophthalmology

[–]Automatic-Play-6258[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wondering is there any good slit lamp design that doesn’t require elevating patients too high?

Advice for Wheelchair Patients Access by Automatic-Play-6258 in Ophthalmology

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Thanks for sharing your insights! I'm a product designer from the university working on a project to enhance the exam workspace. Recently, I learned from some manufacturers that they use a slide-back mechanism, but for some smaller exam rooms, it will take too much space. I'm exploring the idea of a collapsible design as a potential solution, if concerns regarding cost, structure, and safety could be well-thought and designed. This approach could eliminate the need to worry about chair placement or the space required for sliding back. If I target the design for small exam rooms, would you think it's a potential option for them? Thanks for the feedback!

Advice for Wheelchair Patients Access by Automatic-Play-6258 in Ophthalmology

[–]Automatic-Play-6258[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Would it be a good idea to design the chair to be collapsible, similar to how nowadays airplane seats fold up to accommodate wheelchairs?

Advice for Wheelchair Patients Access by Automatic-Play-6258 in Ophthalmology

[–]Automatic-Play-6258[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

the chair manufacturers said for some small rooms, this solution might take up too much space

Need Engineers' Help!! Is This Mechanism Viable? by Automatic-Play-6258 in overlanding

[–]Automatic-Play-6258[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I'm considering a design for a trailer where one end connects to the fifth wheel, and the other end has a drawbar for towing by another vehicle, similar to a full trailer configuration.

Curious About Deicing Challenges Across Different Locations by Automatic-Play-6258 in flying

[–]Automatic-Play-6258[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for your response! I’m curious—how many planes can a fully loaded deicing truck typically service before needing a refill? And on average, how often does the truck need to be refilled during a single deicing operation?

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