With handSteady, you can have your cup and drink from it, too
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handSteady helps people with motor difficulties to have a drink without spilling
The handSteady is a cup with a rotatable handle, for people with motor difficulties
The main component of the device is its rotatable handle, which avoids difficult movements and improves balance
Article Summary
Chris Peacock may not have reinvented the wheel, but he’s definitely reinvented the cup. The British inventor has created handSteady, an ergonomic cup to help people with health conditions (such as tremor, joint pain and Parkinson’s disease) to have their drinks without undergoing a nerve-wracking, socially-awkward challenge.
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