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A paper-folding product that turns origami folding into a two-step align-and-crease motion — sharp, precise creases with no pinching or hard pressure, built for limited hand dexterity.
Trouble fipping pages? Meet the Handless Automatic Book Page Turner - just press a button to turn the page!
Handoff is an affordable, adaptive prosthetic device, designed to fit a wide range of disabilities, both long-term and temporary, and make everyday life more convenient for everyone.
The Tender-Link is a wearable fishing rod stabilizer that transfers torque directly to the forearm, allowing anyone with limited grip strength to cast and catch easily.
Certain people with limited hand strength and motor control in general cannot have a sustained, controlled grip on smaller and thinner objects like paintbrushes, pencils, and other art supplies.
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With our product, many people with dexterity skills affected will be able to read without the need to use their fingers to do so.
People with motor disabilities like Cerebral Palsy struggle with fine motor activities like painting. The Desktop Robotic Arm, controlled via joystick, restores independence safely and affordably.
A snap on tool that allows people who cannot draw with their hands to use a pencil. It works for people without hands, or non functioning hands, but a functional wrist
A tabletop device designed to help set-up mahjong games for people with motor disabilities.
A height adjustable and rotatable holder for a violin, which attaches directly to any table in order to make expressing yourself through music accessible to those with movement impairments.
Orange Peel (Kyle Bazzone, Lucas Craven)
Cycling Prosthetic is a leg prosthesis made for cycling and is built to support below-knee and above-ankle amputees in cycling by redesigning the bike pedal and designing a prosthetic to attach to it.
Our device helps people with motor disabilities lift and maneuver heavy pots and pans so that they will be able to cook and bake by themselves.
Painting can be a difficult task for people with motor issues in their hands. This device allows users to enjoy the hobby without placing as much stress on the minor motor skills usually required.
The adaptive LEGO separator has the additional length that generates more torque, making it easier for the user to pry the brick apart while the grip allows them to do so comfortably
A handheld tool that grips a brick by its own stud and seats it with a force-limited plunger, so builders with one working hand, arthritis, or tremor never have to pinch or press.
A configurable one-handed input device combining mouse movement, a thumb D-pad and upper buttons, giving people with limited hand function independent computer access.
A crochet aid that is attached to the hand and provides consistent tension.
Rotasket is a gyro-stabilized garden basket that dampens tremors, letting people with involuntary motor tremors harvest and transport plants without spilling. Gardening made accessible for anyone!
Helps people with Parkinson's disease wear Hiking Boots easier.
We created a self leveling utensil for those who are unable to keep their hands still.
A wearable forearm-mounted tool holder that reduces hand-grip demands, helping people with limited dexterity paint and sketch with greater comfort and independence.
The Book Buddy is a modular book stand to maximise your reading experiance by allowing your arms to rest and personalise to your liking.
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