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GyroGlove Redefines Stabilising Hand Tremors

At CES 2024, Dr Fail Ong of Gyrogear demonstrated the GyroGlove to the Access Tech Live hosts (Steven Scott and Marc Aflalo). The glove uses a gyroscope to help stabalise hand tremors, common for people with Parkinson's disease. The stabilization can be the difference between someone being able to eat their cereals or not among many other everyday tasks that most take for granted.

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I always find it inspiring to see technology help reduce/eliviate challenges face by people with disabilities. This is a fantastic example of something that makes a real difference to everyday life for people with tremors. 

The GyroGlove was developed as a wearable solution for 200 million people worldwide with hand tremors.

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