BendyZebra

Your cat is very cute, but you are too! What are the upsides to being different? I have a genetic disease that causes me to be very disabled but I can do things that "normal" people can't and their reactions make me laugh. What do you like about the way you are?

I would love one of these and I don't even have Parkinson's or Essential Tremor. I am however extremely disabled and my joints are barely attached making them wobble and dislocate easily.

A spoon like this would stop me dropping hot things all over myself when my hands wobble or detach (dropping hot anythinf is an issue as my skin is fragile and I can't feel temperature!)

Thank you so much for your work.

As well as the fork and deep spoon, do you have any other ideas for adaptive devices? I can imagine this kind of tremor stabilisation being amazing for people like me that use a powered wheelchair controlled by a joystick! I'd have a lot less crashes if my chair compensated for unwanted movement, especially indoors where space can be tight!

Have you considered expanding into such fields or are you focused on handheld devices?