Everyday tasks like cooking, cleaning, driving, and self-care become increasingly difficult, reducing quality of life and long-term health.

Many tremor devices prioritize effectiveness and safety but overlook patient comfort.

Bulky, uncomfortable designs discourage daily use, reducing adherence and limiting the real-world impact of treatment.

Too many medical devices are developed without continuous clinician input.

When engineers, clinicians, and patients aren't designing together, products become harder to prescribe, adopt, and integrate into patient care.

Current tremor treatments often fall short of meeting patients' needs. The result is reduced independence, lower treatment adoption, and an unnecessary decline in quality of life.