News. Inspired by grandmother, SMU student develops stabilizing Parkinson’s spoon Raleigh Dewan wanted his grandmother to enjoy family meals despite her hand tremors.

When we first saw [Barqunics’] design for a self-stabilizing spoon for people suffering from Parkinson’s disease, we wondered how well something like that could work. But take a look at… ...

Southern Methodist University senior Raleigh Dewan demonstrates how the SteadiSpoon, an invention for patients with Parkinson's disease, works to mechanically counteracting hand tremors in a lab ...

Enter the Liftware Spoon by Lift Labs in San Francisco -- poised to hit the market in September-- whose patented spoon technology actually helps stabilize tremors in people with Parkinson's ...

The Liftware Base Stabilizer uses sensors to steady the dining process for the 11 million nationwide sufferers of essential tremor and Parkinson s disease. Sept. 11, 2014, 1:46 PM EDT / Source ...

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Google has announced the acquisition of Lift Labs, a research group that created tremor-canceling technology for patients with Parkinson’s disease. Lift Labs will join the Google X lab and ...

At first glimpse, the Liftware almost seems like a novelty gadget: an electronic spoon stuffed full of smartphone motion sensors and accelerometers. But the problem that the Liftware is trying to ...

The same way your fancy DSLR lens can automatically track and compensate for vibrations and shaking motions, Lift Labs’ incredibly innovative new Liftware Spoon lets those dealing with Parkinson ...

Enter the Liftware Spoon by Lift Labs in San Francisco -- poised to hit the market in September-- whose patented spoon technology actually helps stabilize tremors in people with Parkinson's ...

Inspired by grandmother, student develops stabilizing Parkinson's spoon October 8, 2022 ... a self-stabilizing spoon that helps patients with hand tremors feed themselves with dignity.

Southern Methodist University students Raleigh Dewan, left, and Mason Morland with the SteadiSpoon, an invention to help patients with Parkinson's disease eat smoothly by mechanically ...