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Super Ultimate Pusher - S.U.P. Short video made for the IDEATE Virtual Finals Event 3 minute video

Wethersfield High School's submission to the Source America IDEATE 2022 Design Challenge

3PCO - Team Dawn: Wethersfield High School Design Team (2015-2016) #1531

The Functional Label Application Guide (FLAG) is a piece of assistive technology created by members of the Wethersfield High School Design Team for Kevin Little, an employee at CW Resources. Kevin was unable to position and place a packaging label on a small envelope consistently due to the precision that the task required. After brainstorming, building various prototypes, and many trips to CW ...

The BindEx is a piece of assistive technology designed by Team Sammy of the Wethersfield High School Design Engineering Team, for Sammy Vega, a person with Cerebral Palsy, anemia, and a thyroid condition. This device allows Sammy to open a small manufacturing box, tightly packed with binder clips, and transfer the binder clips into a larger retail box, without spilling the contents onto the flo...

The Watt - Team Terry: Wethersfield High School Design Engineering #1029

The 2013-2014 Wethersfield High School Design Team's entry into the Ability One Design Challenge. This year we partnered with CW Resources to create The Path, a piece of assistive technology that helps employees with low dexterity complete a job that was once limited to employees with full use of their hands. This jobs involves the packaging of military ID chains into small envelopes.

Please click on "Transcript" above for Closed Captioning. Wethersfield High School Design Team's 2012-2013 entry into the Ability One Network Design Challenge The Earplug Chain Fixture (ECF).

The Wethersfield High School Design Team's 2011-2012 video submission for the Ability One Network Challenge.

The Wethersfield High School Design Team submission for the semifinal part of the NEDC 2010-2011 competition. The device name is the C-It.

The Wethersfield High School Design Team (the Eagles) submission for the semifinal part of the NEDC 2009-2010 competition. The device name is the Walken.