An anti-tremor device including a tool unit, a carrying portion, and an anti-tremor module is disclosed. The tool unit is coupled or mounted on the carrying portion. The anti-tremor module is disposed on the carrying portion. The anti-tremor module includes a rotary transmission mechanism and a control module. The control module includes a sensing unit and a control unit. The sensing unit is coupled to the control unit, and the control module is coupled to the rotary transmission mechanism. When the sensing unit senses the tremor of the carrying portion, the control unit controls the rotary transmission mechanism to increase the inertia of the anti-tremor module to eliminate or reduce the tremor of the carrying portion.

A handheld device includes a base comprising a handgrip for receiving a vibration movement, a gripping element linked to the base for releasably connecting the handheld device to an object, at least one inertia sensor for detecting an acceleration of the vibration movement to generate an acceleration signal, a processing unit for determining to generate a cancellation decision according to the acceleration signal, and at least one actuator for controlling movement of the gripping element according to the cancellation decision, such that the acceleration is counteracted.

A handheld device includes a base comprising a handgrip for receiving a vibration movement, a gripping element linked to the base for releasably connecting the handheld device to an object, at least one inertia sensor for detecting an acceleration of the vibration movement to generate an acceleration signal, a processing unit for determining to generate a cancellation decision according to the acceleration signal, and at least one actuator for controlling movement of the gripping element according to the cancellation decision, such that the acceleration is counteracted.

Disposable three dimensional serving utensils that can be incorporated into a pizza box, a cake box or other container, via incised and scored blanks, from which disposable utensils, such as spatulas and knives, can be formed.

Disposable three dimensional serving utensils that can be incorporated into a pizza box, a cake box or other container, via incised and scored blanks, from which disposable utensils, such as spatulas and knives, can be formed.

The invention relates to a mechanical eating utensil which combines the capabilities of a fork, characterized by function for spearing the food and of a knife characterized by function for cutting the food and can be used by handicapped and people with decreased functional ability of one of their upper limbs. The eating utensil consists of a handle and an instrument end with one or more rotating cutting tines.

The invention relates to a mechanical eating utensil which combines the capabilities of a fork, characterized by function for spearing the food and of a knife characterized by function for cutting the food and can be used by handicapped and people with decreased functional ability of one of their upper limbs. The eating utensil consists of a handle and an instrument end with one or more rotating cutting tines.

A utensil apparatus includes a body, a first end portion, and a second end portion. The body may include an aperture that may be configured to receive a utensil. The first end portion may extend from the body, and/or the second end portion may extend from the body. The aperture may be configured to receive at least a portion of the utensil such that the utensil may extend through the aperture. The body may be substantially planar, and/or the first end portion may be configured to engage the second end portion to connect the body to a hand of a user. The body may include a first portion, a second portion, and/or a second aperture. The second portion may be disposed at least partially in the second aperture. The second portion may be configured to rotate within the second aperture to hold the utensil in a plurality of positions.

A utensil apparatus includes a body, a first end portion, and a second end portion. The body may include an aperture that may be configured to receive a utensil. The first end portion may extend from the body, and/or the second end portion may extend from the body. The aperture may be configured to receive at least a portion of the utensil such that the utensil may extend through the aperture. The body may be substantially planar, and/or the first end portion may be configured to engage the second end portion to connect the body to a hand of a user. The body may include a first portion, a second portion, and/or a second aperture. The second portion may be disposed at least partially in the second aperture. The second portion may be configured to rotate within the second aperture to hold the utensil in a plurality of positions.

A knife and fork eating utensil intended for use by individuals who have function of only one hand and those who may also have limited dexterity in the one useful hand. The knife and fork eating utensil includes a rounded blade with a handle affixed to it directly above, a fork attachment, a handle and a removable security strap. Employable by a large demographic, this the knife and fork eating utensil allows the user to safely cut and eat food with one hand only.