This study reports the process of developing a support for a sports camera that helps record classes at Associação Surf Sem Fronteiras — ASSF, which offers free surfing classes for students with disabilities, dealing with topics such as accessibility and social inclusion, aspects concerning the social axis of sustainability. The utility facilitates the recording of sports with sports cameras, allowing performance analysis and student evolution, as well as volunteer training. The model produced from 3D printing on filament was made available as an open file to benefit anyone interested in printing their own support at a lower cost. The product development method known as MD3E was applied to the project. The developed product presented itself as a promising solution, offering bright colors, buoyancy and a variety of adjustable angles for adapted surfing.
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