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Thereupatic-Responsive Playscape for neurodiverse children.

Problem Statement:

Reduced Sensory Regulation

• Lack of sensory zoning and natural elements can lead to overstimulation or insufficient sensory engagement.

Limited Physical Development

• Monotonous play equipment and hard surfaces restrict opportunities for climbing, balancing, and other gross motor activities.

Restricted Social Interaction

• Parks not designed for inclusive play reduce chances for peer interaction, cooperative play, and social learning.