Krista Donaldson: The $80 prosthetic knee that's changing lives
Krista Donaldson: Prostetičko koleno od 80 dolara koje menja život
Krista Donaldson is the CEO of D-Rev, a non-profit product development company improving the health and incomes of people around the world. Full bio
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tog zadatka
na čaju sa jednim trgovcem
dospela do ljudi?
kolege i ja
''revolucija dizajna''.
na čelo organizacije
proizvode u povoju
less than four dollars a day.
i sa par dolara dnevno.
na kojoj od nedavno radimo
i možda nije očigledno,
sa problemom električne mreže
izgleda nije od pomoći
the projects we've been working on,
na kome radimo,
o protetskom kolenu
natkolena amputacija noge.
the Jaipur Foot Organization,
kada je organizacija Jaipur Foot,
na svetu,
less than four dollars a day,
kada živite u bedi
u saobraćajnoj nezgodi.
o saobraćajnoj nezgodi.
u voz u pokretu
you don't have much money,
da ako nemate mnogo novca,
ljudi sa amputiranim udovima
what we'd call a "smart knee."
Ovo nazivamo ,,pametnim kolenom''.
back from Afghanistan or Iraq
po povratku iz Avganistana
titanijumskog kolena.
što je i dalje
od nekoliko dolara dnevno.
koje je takođe niskobudžetno
koji je Jaipur Foot
when they were looking for a better knee,
bolje rešenje za protetsko koleno,
of what a leg system looks like,
how it all fits together.
amputacioni patrljak,
i na kraju stopalo.
protetsko koleno,
ostaje pitanje kako
and it improves their lives?
ne bi li im olakšao život?
najvažnije sledeće tri stvari
needs to be world class.
vrhunskog kvaliteta.
jednako dobre
tog tipa na tržištu.
with stability as he's walking.
da održi ravnotežu dok hoda.
holding the bamboo staff.
sa bambusovim štapom za hodanje.
našeg protetskog kolena,
technical performance.
nije vrhunski slučajno.
Više sede prekrštenih nogu.
the greatest range of motion
da ima veći opseg pokreta
kolena na tržištu.
designed to be user-centric.
prilagođen kupcu.
that you're thinking about,
sa proizvodom
koji treba da namesti koleno,
je koleno namešteno.
stignu na kliniku?
bavimo se i lancem isporuke.
Jaipur Knee protetskog kolena -
da reše ovaj problem sami.
stigma around being disabled,
oko invaliditeta
prema ovom problemu.
of the modifications we did.
koje su učinjene.
around this, but some other things.
na poboljšanju karakteristika.
the ReMotion Knee,
ReMotion Knee kolena,
Mnogo bolje.
we smoothed the profile.
mnogo lepši.
je da smo koleno
i treću stvar koja je važna.
do naših korisnika
Nisu subvencionisana u nekoj većoj meri.
sa amputiranim udovima
we're looking at, of course,
jeste odgovor na pitanje
i nakon šest meseci?
65 procenata mušterija.
u dvanaest zemalja.
the following years after that.
i u godinama koje slede.
sa slučajem devojke Prinime.
where she lost her leg,
izgubila nogu,
svi ljudi s amputiranim udovima
as an engineer and as a woman,
poseban utisak kao žena inženjer,
na studije inženjeringa.
oličenje generacije
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Krista Donaldson - EngineerKrista Donaldson is the CEO of D-Rev, a non-profit product development company improving the health and incomes of people around the world.
Why you should listen
Prosthetic limbs are expensive and complex, and they must be fit to each individual -- yet having a replacement for a lost limb can mean the difference between working and not, having a social life and not. So, Krista Donaldson and her team at the nonprofit design firm, D-Rev, are attacking the problem on several fronts, from re-engineering the moving parts, to exploring way-new materials that replace expensive titanium, to forming deep local partnerships for distribution and maintenance around the world.
It's the kind of work that D-Rev does; with a mission "to improve the health and incomes of people living on less than $4 per day," their motto is "Design for the other 90%." Taking a truly user-centered approach that could be summarized as "Listen before you build."
As Donaldson wrote in a paper for the WEF: "The world is confounded by difficult problems in healthcare that are ripe for innovative solutions. The information most needed for these solutions ... is readily available -- from the users. They need to be asked: How can we solve X? What is your experience with Y? Instead of focusing on asking people in developing countries to change their behavior, those of us who work in healthcare should sit up and listen to what they have to say."
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