Step 1: Discovery
Researched non-invasive solutions like the Emma Watch and Parkinson Spoon to counteract hand and arm tremors, focusing on benefiting idiopathic Stage 1 and 2 Parkinson’s patients. This foundational research guided the development of our user-friendly device.
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Step 2: Ideation
Conceptualised using vibrations to reduce tremors, theorising they could act like white noise to trick the brain. Inspired by halted projects, we aimed to refine and advance this approach, documenting our ideas for the competition.
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Step 3: Prototyping
Developed sketches and functional prototypes using vibration motors, iteratively improving based on testing and community feedback. Established an online platform for user suggestions to ensure our design meets their needs.
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Step 4: Testing
Conducted tests with a control group and observed Parkinson’s patients to assess the prototype's effectiveness and usability. Ensured participant privacy and followed guidelines to protect identities, using feedback to refine the design.
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