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‪@dsourceindia‬ Indian Toy Design is a course by Prof. Vijay Bapat from IDC, School of Design, IIT Bombay, focused on creating kids' play products inspired by biomimicry. During the course, students were divided into two groups tasked with designing either push toys or ride-on toys, each incorporating biomimetic principles inspired by natural movements, structures, and systems. They transformed these observations from nature into creative, functional play products through a hands-on, iterative process that included user research, market analysis, ideation, prototyping, and final concept presentations.
Toto - toddler's toy is designed by Rajat. Designing a wooden toy for toddlers (9-15 months) inspired by aquatic animals like octopuses, dolphins, jellyfish, and hens can foster sensory exploration and motor skill development. The toy would feature fluid, jerky movements mimicking nature, with flexible, tactile elements such as soft, movable arms (octopus) or flapping wings (hen). These dynamic features engage curiosity, encourage hand-eye coordination, and provide a sensory-rich experience. By using smooth, child-safe materials and interactive motions, the toy would stimulate both tactile and visual senses, helping toddlers understand cause and effect while being captivated by nature’s dynamic forms.
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