A letter from the hand for the disabled

Any occupational therapist can attest to how children with disabilities are struggling to learn such important motor skills, like writing. The developer named Daniel Oscar (Oskar Daniel) hopes that his original project can be a wonderful way to solve this problem. For most people, this skill is so familiar and simple, that the thought of it seems beyond the limits of the motor. Meanwhile, it is so. This action will mobilize an entire symphony of muscle. And for many people this ability is beyond the scope of their abilities, and that it made a pen of Oscar Daniel Easy Writer.

The tip of a pen or pencil is placed in a special holder that resembles an hourglass. The rubber surface of the holder is placed in the palm of your hand and lets you move the pen with less effort. In fact, the force is transferred from the hands of the whole only to the palm. Perhaps this solution is not ideal, and typing with the keyboard is a simple technique. But the rational core of the invention can not be denied.