the process of creating physical or digital representations of design ideas to visualise and test them

a pattern or guide used for consistency when modelling

a simple, low-cost model made to check size, shape and function

Model accessible controllers

Design and technology

Ergonomics

Anthropometrics

Empathy

Polymers properties, sources and stock forms

Foam modelling techniques

Cardboard modelling techniques

Ergonomic testing and design development

Pupils will gather and analyse ergonomic and anthropometric data to inform the design of a game controller. Pupils will be introduced to polymer properties and processes. They will develop and apply foam and complex card modelling techniques to manufacture their product.

Ergonomic design: accessible controllers

Put these stages of product development is order.

to allow users to interact with a prototype and provide feedback

What is the purpose of modelling when designing a new product?

Understanding user needs and {{}} is critical to designing effective and accessible products.

Which modelling technique is this image showing?

Draw and cut a curve on a piece of material.

Using a biro, intentionally damage the outer liner along the fluted layer.

Using a craft knife, cut through the outer liner and fluting, then remove.

Check the join for accuracy, apply masking tape while it dries.

Put these stages of creating a curved join between two pieces of corrugated cardboard in order.

Select the liquid adhesive used for bonding paper, cardboard and wood.

the term used when cutting corrugated cardboard

the term used when folding corrugated cardboard

What are the advantages of using hot melt adhesive used with a hot glue gun?

What is the correct definition for 'user'?

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

Model accessible controllers

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.