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Adaptable to multiple types of switches and accessibility tools.
Bowl4All is an assistive technology project created by CU Boulder engineering students to make bowling more accessible, more independent, and easier to share with others.
We are a team of engineering students at CU Boulder building an assistive technology device to increase participation in the Special Olympics and beyond. Our primary goal is to make this project easy for others to recreate using accessible materials and clear, simple instructions.
Adaptable to multiple types of switches and accessibility tools.
The product can be made for less than $120 and utilizes a switch families already have.
Compact enough to fit inside a standard-size bowling bag and lighter than 10 pounds.
Built to be recreated with easy-to-find materials and straightforward instructions.
Bowl4All is designed to be approachable for families, hackers, schools, teams, and future builders who want a practical and repeatable solution.
Access a free step-by-step instruction guide, materials list, and design files.
Purchase low-cost, commonly available components as well as our original PCB and enclosure models online or from local hardware stores.
Follow simple instructions to assemble the design with minimal tools and technical experience.
Use the finished system to create a more independent and inclusive bowling experience.
Come back here to download the build instructions, material list, and project files!
Click the link to open the instructions file containing: the materials list, files, and steps needed to recreate the Bowl4All build.
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