Maker Studio @ CLIC

The Maker Studio @ CLIC (574 Boston Ave.) is an interdisciplinary makerspace,
an extension of larger the Maker Network at Tufts University, which is a
collaboration between the Center for Engineering Education and Outreach
(CEEO), Occupational Therapy (OT), Human Factors (HF), and Mechanical
Engineering (ME) departments.

The space began as workspace for the Assistive Technologies (OT/ENP 105)
class in Fall ’15 and has how expanded its rapid prototyping capabilities to
foster greater collaboration across disciplines.

This website is a portal for the OT community to learn about activities and
resources related to the collaboration. It will highlight innovative
projects, assistive technologies, and adaptive design in the Maker movement.

Submitted by Amy Fleischer, MS, OTR/L
amy.fleischer@tufts.edu

Website:
https://otmakerstudioatclic.wordpress.com

Tufts Maker Network
http://maker.tufts.edu

Submitted by Amy Fleischer

Link:
When It Comes to Medical Device Design, Nurses Are Doing It For Themselves (with
  video 6:15)
https://ww2.kqed.org/futureofyou/2016/05/26/medical-macgyvers-nurses-craft-diy-devices-to-fill-gaps

Submitted by Jules Sherman