The 'Seesaw Well' Turns Water Sourcing into a Child's Pastime
Michael Hemsworth — June 8, 2017 — Art & Design
References: yankodesign
Taking the design of the playground seesaw and turning it into a functional piece of equipment for rural communities, the 'Seesaw Well' is designed to offload the pumping action needed to draw water from a well to the children of the community. The conceptual design works by having a child sit on either side of the seesaw and play as they otherwise would in order to help pump water up into a given vessel. This would act as a way for children to play and help parents or community members with the daily chores without actually feeling as though they're doing work.
The 'Seesaw Well' is the design work of XueFei Liu and is the winner of the iF Design Talent Award.
The 'Seesaw Well' is the design work of XueFei Liu and is the winner of the iF Design Talent Award.
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1. Playground Water-powered Innovations - Creating functional playground equipment that harnesses children's energy for practical purposes.
2. Childhood Chores Gamification - Transforming daily tasks into engaging games for children to contribute to their communities.
3. Community-engaging Sustainability - Promoting sustainable practices by involving community members, including children, in daily tasks.
Industry Implications
1. Playground Equipment Manufacturing - Opportunities to develop innovative playground equipment that serves a practical purpose.
2. Gamification and Edutainment - Creating games and educational tools that gamify children's participation in daily chores.
3. Sustainable Water Solutions - Developing sustainable water systems that engage and empower communities to take part in water sourcing.
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