The Liftware Level 'smart spoon' allows those with neurodegenerative disorders to ... allowing people with tremors associated with diseases like Parkinson’s and Huntington’s to eat ...

Here’s a really cool story we just picked up — a gyroscopic steady-spoon, designed for people with Parkinson’s disease or other tremor inducing ailments. The creator [Anupam Patha… ...

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… ...

But he’s frankly too proud to use it all the time. That said, he tells me that he can see how it would be very helpful for Parkinson’s patients. The spoon is very substantial, when you pick it up.

Lift Labs designed its spoon for people living with Parkinson's, essential tremor, and related disorders. For many people living with Parkinson's disease, the mere act of chewing and swallowing ...

When Grand June developed Parkinson’s disease, Dewan watched as hand tremors made it difficult for her to hold a spoon and share meals with her family. Parkinson’s was stealing his grandmother ...

A new spoon claims to help those suffering from Parkinson’s disease to eat. Affecting the nervous system, Parkinson’s can cause limbs to tremor, making simple tasks like eating laborious.

His Parkinson's disease made what should have been a relaxing, comforting meal with family into a stressful battle with his own body. A new spoon from Lift Labs may help others who suffer from ...

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 ...

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 ...

When Grand June developed Parkinson's disease, Dewan watched as hand tremors made it difficult for her to hold a spoon and share meals with her family. Parkinson's was stealing away his ...