Gyroscope Gloves Reduces Hand Tremors For Parkinson's Patients; Just stumbled across this. looks pretty interesting.

[MBAnderson]

youtube.com/watch?v=om3JIWU...(Not working as expected?)

youtube.com/watch?v=-WY3bZE...(Not working as expected?)

youtube.com/watch?v=LbxqNMf...(Not working as expected?)

[Hikoi]

Thanks MBA very hopeful.

[Hidden]

The Gyrogear product is starting to smell like vapourware.

"As of mid-2019, we are currently working together with external regulators and clinicians to ensure that we hit the highest standards possible. These include quality control and safety. While the timing of the release is currently not available, please rest assured that we are doing our best to develop a product that is as safe as possible to use. Do keep an eye on the page for updates."

[pvw2 in reply to Hidden]

it seems one would need to size the gyroscope to march the strength of the tremor. if the gyroscope is too strong, it means unnecessary force to move ones hand.

[pvw2]

The wheels on a bicycle are also gyroscopes.

[WinnieThePoo]

Looks useful and hopeful. Reminiscent of Microsofts "Emma watch". Let's hope it doesnt just disappear the way that did

[Marcomando]

Yeah, what happened to Emma’s watch? We keep hearing about this tech but it never seems to progress...

[Fredzu]

Moi I h by t see see mi

[healthabc]

Beware! I bought this in Dec '19, I was in their first batch to go to market. $750 or so. I am tremor dominant. Didn't help. Period. I have so much to say about the dissappointment. Don't waste your money. Mine sits in my closet on a shelf, gathering dust.

Its cool, yes, and a neat concept, but a waste of money.

[MBAnderson in reply to healthabc]

Too bad. Thanks for your feedback. Did you contact them about getting your money back?

[healthabc in reply to MBAnderson]

No I did not, I wanted to give it a 'good try', hoping I would get used to it and it would help at that point. But it did not, and by that time the return period had ended. Perhaps it helps with a slight tremor... that said, it also weighs a ton lol so it weighs down the hand entirely.

[Grumpy77 in reply to healthabc]

Wow! $750 and you didn't return it for your money back when it didn't work? I mean it's a mechanical device and as such there is an immediate haptic feedback result (not a bio-medication which may take it's time working through our biological system)

It would be very useful for the company if you let them know that it didn't work for you, so they wouldn't be misled that their technology is working

[John_morris71]

Thanks - Good Video.

[TL500]

Thanks MBA. Amazing!