3D Printed Accessible Periodic Table Display
If you ever wanted to learn all 118 chemical elements in Braille and sign language, the 3D Printed Accessible Periodic Table Display provides a large display for students and teachers alike.
3D Printing
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995Device Information
Overview
The accessible periodic table display is an educational tool to learn the elements in Braille and sign language. The display includes 118 chemical elements plus two tiles representing the actinide and lanthanide series. Each tile measures 5" x 5", for a total display size of 4ft by 8ft.
How To Use
This period table encourages people to physically interact with the display to learn the Braille and sign language of each element.
Disability Type Description
People with low vision or are blind who can read Braille, or those who communicate in sign language may like using this display. It is also a great tool for families and teachers.
Estimated Cost (CAD)
Maker Information
Skills Description
The display requires 3D printing and some assembly.
Print Time (hrs)
590
Assembly Time (hrs)
1
Tools Needed
Common Hand Tools;3D Printer
Build Instructions
Put together the element tile and the base tile, then adhere it to a wall with double sided tape.
The tiles should not be scaled due to the size of standard Braille. It is recommended to print the models in two colours for proper colour contrast.
Project Link
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License
Attribution
Designed by students at Michigan State University,
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