GyroGlove development is the current central focus of the GyroGear group, a development team of engineers, designers, and medics – students and graduates from Imperial College London – backed by professionals ranging from experts in musculoskeletal biodynamics to senior engineering professors, and from to clinicians and serial entrepreneurs. Based on a concept inspired by aerospace technology, GyroGlove attaches spinning discs (gyroscopes) to the hand, which stabilizes and dampens hand tremors by resisting the wearer’s involuntary movements.
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