S'up rethinks the spoon for shaky hands

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Most of us take the humble spoon for granted, but for those with conditions affecting their motor control, a regular spoon can be a spill just waiting to happen and enjoying a bowl or cereal, soup or ice cream is a two-person job. But the team at Scotland-based design engineering consultants 4c Design are looking to give people with motor control issues more independence with the S'up Spoon... Continue Reading S'up rethinks the spoon for shaky hands

Section: Good Thinking

Tags: Assistive Technologies, Disability, Food

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