A child in a wheelchair typically sees adults at waist level—staring at knees, belt buckles, and hands. This creates psychological distance and makes the child feel small and overlooked.
The periscope elevates the child's eye level to meet standing adults face-to-face. Eye contact restores agency, confidence, and human connection during treatment.
This interactive experience simulates the transformative effect of Scopti's periscope technology. In real-world use, children can smoothly adjust the periscope to match their adult conversation partner's height, instantly shifting from looking up to making eye contact—a small mechanical change that creates profound emotional impact during vulnerable moments in treatment.
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