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Diploma in Design, Technology, and Innovation
Learn about technological innovations and assistive technologies from SoUL and Jaipur Foot in this free online course.
Description
Diploma in Design, Technology, and Innovation is a free online course from Alison that provides an in-depth understanding of product design technological innovations in the Indian landscape. This course analyzes various types of innovation methods in the medical sphere as well as the processes involved. The course begins with a discussion on the Jaipur Foot design and user-centered helmet design.
Next, you will learn about mechanical engineering research areas and computer-aided technology integration. You will also study various grassroots innovation and the major types of exclusion. Then, you will analyze several outstanding innovations and key relationships that exist between business and technological innovations. You will also study the solar project known as Solar Urja Lamp, collaborative innovation methods, and the 7 concerns of innovation. Finally, you will learn about medical device innovations along with assistive technologies for the visually challenged.
This free online course aims at teaching the major considerations for achieving successful designs and groundbreaking technological innovations for any society. This course will be of great interest for students, researchers, start-ups, medical workers, and anyone with an interest in developing innovative and technological solutions. Begin this course today and improve your knowledge base of modern innovation.
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Jaipur Foot and User-Centered Helmet Design
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Jaipur Foot and User-Centered Helmet Design - Learning Outcomes
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Introduction to Jaipur Foot
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Dynamics of the Jaipur Foot
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The Concept of User-Centered Helmet Design
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Helmet Product Detailing
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Jaipur Foot and User-Centered Helmet Design - Lesson Summary
Research Areas and Innovation
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Research Areas and Innovation - Learning Outcomes
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Technology to Solution
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Micro Machine Center
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Mega Prosthesis
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Surgery Planning in 3D
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Research Areas and Innovation - Lesson Summary
Grassroots Innovation
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Grassroots Innovation - Learning Outcomes
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Honey Bee Network
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Exclusion
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Grassroots Innovation - Lesson Summary
Research to Innovation
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Research to Innovation - Learning Outcomes
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Society, Business, and Technology
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Outstanding Startups
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Research to Innovation - Lesson Summary
Diploma in Design, Technology, and Innovation - First Assessment
Challenges of Reaching a Million Users
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Challenges of Reaching a Million Users - Learning Outcomes
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Solar Urja Lamp
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Localization of Solar Urja Lamp
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Distribution of Solar Urja Lamp
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Challenges of Reaching a Million Users - Lesson Summary
Collaborative Innovation Methods
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Collaborative Innovation Methods - Learning Outcomes
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Collaborative Model
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Step Through Bike
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Concerns of Innovation
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Collaborative Innovation Methods - Lesson Summary
Systemic Approach to Biomed Innovations
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Systemic Approach to Biomed Innovations - Learning Outcomes
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Medical Device Innovation
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Critical Disciplines
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Role of Clinicians
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Systemic Approach to Biomed Innovations - Lesson Summary
SmartCane for the Blind
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SmartCane for the Blind - Learning Outcomes
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SmartCane Device
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SmartCane Design
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SmartCane for the Blind - Lesson Summary
Diploma in Design, Technology, and Innovation - Second Assessment
Course assessment
Learning Outcomes
On successful completion of this course you will be able to:
- Analyze the unique design of the Jaipur foot as well as it prosthesis
- Analyze the concept of the user-centered helmet design
- Explain the engineering processes involved in the production of the Micro Machine Center
- Outline the significance of learning from grassroots innovation
- Describe the mobile arm support and its attachment mechanism
- List the types of technology interventions
- Discuss the theory and importance of collaborative innovation
- Explain the four stages of medical devices innovation
- Discuss the role of assistive technology in the lives of those with disabilities
Certification
All Alison courses are free to enrol, study and complete. To successfully complete this Diploma course and become an Alison Graduate, you need to achieve 80% or higher in each course assessment. Once you have completed this Diploma course, you have the option to acquire an official Diploma, which is a great way to share your achievement with the world. Your Alison Diploma is:
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An indication of your commitment to continuously learn, upskill and achieve high results
An incentive for you to continue empowering yourself through lifelong learning
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