Tags | Collection of Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum

We have 10 objects tagged accessible.

Firehouse Clinics

Firehouse Clinics
USA.019

This object was made by Adventure Pictures.
There are 5 images and 1 video of this object.

Text4baby
USA.052

There are 6 images of this object.

0205, Woobi Play Anti-Pollution Mask, 2017

0205, Woobi Play Anti-Pollution Mask, 2017
Senses.0205

Sample Book, Alfred Peats Wallpaper, No. 1

0301, Smithsonian Institution Audio-Tactile Map, 2018
Senses.0301

0307, Elia Frame Tactile Writing System, 2000–16

0307, Elia Frame Tactile Writing System, 2000–16
Senses.0307

Sample Book, Cobban Brothers, Wall Paper and Room Mouldings

0406, Vibeat Tactile Audio Device, 2016
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hrit3ghotte&.
Senses.0406

There are 2 images of this object.

A 3D printed shuttle bus in the form of a rectangular box with rounded corners and small black tires. The body trim is printed in light gray around the dark gray windows and floor to ceiling doors that make up most of the body. On the vehicle’s exterior is a blue horizontal stripe around the vehicle with “ollie” inscribed in black and blue handle rods in the interior and light gray seats that are supported by blue rods as well. There is a display strip above the doors within the width of the doors probably to relay information when in use. The photograph shows ollie in elevation view standing against a light gray backdrop.

Accessible Olli Shuttle, 2018
Courtesy of Local Motors by LMI.
MOBILITY.021

A black thin elegant rectangular form with rounded corners on a light gray slanted stand made of die-cast aluminum and steel in two textures colored in matte black resting on a curved part of a white table. A person’s hand wearing a light gray ribbed sweater cuff hovers above the equipment creating a light shadow on the table and the sensory interface and a shadow appears behind the equipment onto the table. The camera’s eye photographs the interface on the same level as the interface and it is turned away from the camera so you are able to capture the front, right side and bottom view called an isometric view.

Ultrahaptics Sensory Interface, 2018
die-cast aluminum, stainless steel.
Courtesy of Ultrahaptics.
MOBILITY.023

A well-balanced vehicle in the form of a bicycle customized in the front for use with transporting a wheelchair and person, an option for mobility. A person rides the mostly steel framed vehicle with an electric motor pack attached to an outer frame surrounding the back tire. The front of the vehicle is a platform with smaller wheels than the back one, its function is to scoop up the wheelchair with or without a person to transport to another destination. The photograph is shot in daylight and the vehicle is riding on a sidewalk overgrown with greenery and trees in the background. The vehicle is facing right and the two smiling people are engaging the viewer and are wearing bluejeans and blue tops.

VeloPlus Wheelchair Transport, 2016
steel frame with standard bicycle parts and components.
Courtesy of Bike-On/Spinov8 Distribution Center, Warwick, Rhode Island, USA.
MOBILITY.020

Jiading Bridge (unbuilt)

Jiading Bridge (unbuilt)
Courtesy of Heatherwick Studio.
HSP.31

There are 3 images of this object.