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FOR STEVEN
For People with no Pain
Babies with Congenital Insensitivity to Pain do not suffer when alerted by pain signals. The babies are therefore unaware of the harm they may be doing to themselves. This results in many CIP babies biting off their tongues and fingers when they are young. They are also unlikely to cry when they have a fever. So in order to keep them safe, parents constantly have to keep a close eye on them.
Elphy uses operant conditioning to educate babies to stop biting their hands.Whenever the baby bites their hand, Elphy will start crying.The loud noise will give negative feedback, and with repetition eventually educate the baby to stop the harmful hand biting.A heat sensor in the Elphy hat will also alert the parent if there is a fever.
RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS
ACCEPTING CIP
HAVING TO CHECK
FOR INJURIES VERY FREQUENTLY
SUFFERS FROM LACK OF INFORMATION
CONSISTENT WORRIES AND CONCERNS
SOCIAL DIFFICULTIES
-LACK OF CIP AWARNEDSS
CAUSING INJURIES -
PLAYFUL
ADVENTUROUS
ACTIVE
SPENDS LOT OF TIME
IN THE HOSPITAL
LEARN TO STAY AWAY
FROM DANGERS
DIFFERENT PROBLEMS EACH AGE GROUP FACE
INJURY PARTS AND TYPES RELATE TO AGE GROUP
BORN
0 Month
INFANT
0-12 Months
CHILDHOOD
3-11 Years Old
ADOLESCENCE
Teenage to Adulthood
ADULT
PARENTS
MOST PROBLEM OCCURS
IN THE INFANT STAGE
CIP BABIES
HARD TO SELF MONITOR PHYSICAL INJURIES
LACK OF UNDERSTANDING OF INJURIES
PARENTS
SUFFERING TO IDENTIFY INJURIES
SPENDING LOTS OF TIME MONITORING CHILDS BODY
STRESS DUE TO CONSISTENT WORRIES
CIP PATIENTS
PARENTS
CIP PATIENTS
PARENTS CARE
SELF CARE
HOW DOES IT WORK
Crying elphy uses operant conditioning to punish self-harm and reenforce empathy to pain. Whenever your baby bites their hands they make elphy cry giving them negative feedback. This will eventually stops your baby from bitting their hands.
WHEN THE BABY
BITES THEIR HANDS
ELPHY STARTS TO MAKE CRYING NOISE
THE BABY RECEIVES ELPHYS' REACTION
LEARN THROUGH REPEAT
