Look at the new and improved Traveling Eileen stand invented by Dr. Therese Willkomm from AT in New Hampshire.
ATinNH is an assistive technology resource from the University of New Hampshire’s Institute on Disability. If you are interested in McGyvering AT stands, mounts and more, check UNH’s ATinNH YouTube Channel. Dr. Therese Willkomm has great devices she has invented to support AT needs.
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What type of non slip mat is being used on the stand?
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Information that was supplied on creating stands from Dr. Therese Willkomm from the AT in Unversity of New Hampshire indicated she uses “Hold-It for Rugs” made by DuckBrand for her non-slip materials for the stands. You can find it here: http://astore.amazon.com/otswiap-20 – go to the Adaptive Materials link . (I am trying something new…).
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