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Empowering Lives: Join Tetra Society for Assistive Device Innovation

The Tetra Society of North America focuses on creating assistive devices for individuals with special needs and disabilities. Get involved by designing and building projects, brainstorming solutions, and communicating with clients. Participate in workshops and monthly machine shop sessions at George Brown. Learn to use tools like AutoCAD and SolidWorks for future projects. Join us in making a difference through initiatives like the Sip and Puff Project and the Deaf Concert Project. Experience is not required. Sign up today!

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Empowering Lives: Join Tetra Society for Assistive Device Innovation

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  1. Learning Through Service

  2. What is Tetra? • Tetra Society of North America is an organization dedicated to building assistive devices for people with special needs and disabilities.

  3. How does it work?

  4. What can you do? • Design, build, and plan the project for an assistive device • Communicate with clients • Brainstorm/generate device solution ideas • Through email, on Facebook • Sign up for workshops • Machine shop ~monthly with George Brown • AutoCAD, SolidWorks, etc. in the future • Generate projects • Do you know someone who could benefit from Tetra? • Develop an outreach program

  5. What have we done? • Sip and Puff Project • Controlling a TV remote using an airflow sensor and a microcontroller.

  6. What have we done? • Deaf Concert Project • Device that simulates music through vibrations • Finished device taken to an actual concert

  7. Join! • Experience not required! • http://tetra.sa.utoronto.ca/join-tetrut/ • Email president@tetra.skule.ca

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