A new concept for baby walker
Issue of Existing Products
Baby sits in walker and move on tiptoe which may cause bow legs
Walkers may fall downstairs and cause serious injuries
The American Academy of Pediatrics discourages walkers, and studies show that they can slow motor development and cause back problems.
55%
76%
Over 55% of infants use walkers.
About 8.9 per 1000 children are injured from accidents caused by walker every year.
Stairs are implicated in over 76% of cases and in almost all of the severe injuries.
Key features of the design
PROTECTION
POSTURE ESTABLISHMENT
BALANCE
SUPPORT
Ideation
Ring - to hook the harness Press over 3 seconds to release the wheel lock and seat. Infrared switch
Work as both baby walker and stroller
Strips can be pull out from both side, to be connected to the walker or the seat.
Adjustable armrest - suitable for baby in different heights
IND 590: Spring 2016 Core Industrial Design Studio II
Student: Churan Li Instructor: John Takamura