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JOYSTICK MODIFICATION
Our president, Dhirath (Kaka) Thanglerdsumpan, identified a crucial need for a more accessible steering solution. Some children with specific disabilities face difficulties using the traditional steering wheel model, primarily due to limited muscle strength in their arms or unique hand features that hinder their ability to grip and steer effectively.
In response, Kaka experimented with a car and a joystick, resulting in this transformative modification. The new joystick allows young drivers to easily control the car's movement by gently nudging the joystick in the desired direction, providing a more intuitive driving experience.
With this remarkable upgrade, we aim to broaden our reach and empower a wider spectrum of children to enjoy the joy of mobility.
MOLDED SEAT
We have been collaborating closely with medical professionals at Siriraj Hospital to develop custom-molded seats specifically tailored to meet the unique needs of each child.
Our initiative focuses on providing specialized seating solutions for children facing scoliosis. Unlike standard seats, which may not offer the necessary support or comfort, these custom-molded seats apply a three-point pressure system that promotes a neutral spine position. This is essential for preventing further complications and enhancing overall comfort during use. By ensuring that each seat is designed to fit the individual child perfectly, we can reduce discomfort that might arise. With this custom molded seat invention, we cater to the specific needs of each child, enabling them to enjoy their GoBabyGo experience fully.
ORIGINAL STEERING WHEEL PUSH BUTTON MOD
At GoBabyGoThailand, we are dedicated to supporting the mobility challenges faced by children with disabilities that affect their legs, preventing them from walking independently. Our innovative push steering modification addresses this critical need by transforming the driving experience for these children.
In a standard toy car, the movement is typically controlled by a button located at the foot pedal. However, for children who cannot use their legs effectively, this presents a significant barrier. Our modification shifts the control from the feet to the steering wheel, introducing a button that is easily accessible for young drivers.
This strategic design allows children to operate the car by simply pressing the button on the steering wheel, empowering them to navigate their environment with confidence and independence. By making this adjustment, we ensure that a wider range of children can enjoy the benefits of mobility and have fun.