While working at a London hospital, 24-year-old medical student Faii Ong went to perform some routine tests on a 103-year-old patient suffering from hand tremors. The woman's hands shook so badly, Ong says, that she'd spend half an hour just trying to eat soup, most of which had spilled. He'd spend the next half-hour cleaning her up. To Ong, now 26, the situation was deplorable. And although the hospital staff said that there was nothing to be done, he refused to believe them. Instead, he recruited a few of his fellow students to build a solution: GyroGlove.
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