COMPREHENSION:
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Major pieces of information gathered:
Information: Problems for the elderly in terms of voluntary strength and joint mobility, leading to extreme pain
Design Insight: The design should be able to seat the elderly comfortably and supply either spatial ease or strength-based ease (or both) to the elderly to make it easier for them to move out of a car
Information: Height from seat-to-ground varies for each car
Design Insight: The device should height-compatible
Information: Elderly have high demands of comfort because of bone/muscle discomforts throughout their bodies
Design Insight: The device should be able to provide comfort in terms of the shape of seating as well as the material used
Information: The elderly find the device should be easy-to-use
Design Insight: Handy and lightweight design
Information: The elderly aren’t technologically advanced
Design Insight: The device’s working should not be too technologically complex
Information: The elderly need to feel independent from children while using this device
Design Insight: The device should aesthetically make the elderly proud and happy of their freedom
Information: The elderly are sometimes scared of complex new-age devices that might cause injury
Design Insight: The device should be safe and reliable and easy to use, along with regular assistance/checking from the team over its usage period
Information: Some elderly are completely unable to move in the limited space available
Design Insight: The device needs to be automated to a certain extent to facilitate movement from one location/orientation to another without any user muscle input required
Information: The cars already have very less left after seating, so no space for the device as such
Design Insight: The device should be such that it takes up zero/less volume
Information: The device needs to be usable by the user in multiple cars
Design Insight: The device should ideally be retrofittable so that it can be easily used as a plug-and-use module
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