Evo Stylus and OTWare are products are an opportunity to do well by doing good.
Designed by Occupational Therapists, Evo Stylus is an ergonomically designed phone/tablet/computer stylus that allows arthritis sufferers and others with hand injuries or undergoing physical therapy to more easily and accurately navigate their technology. This product has received an "ease of use" commendation from the Arthritis Foundation for its grip. The design has been entered into the permanent collection of the Cooper Hewitt Museum of the of the Smithsonian Institute. And the world's leading authority on hand remediation lectured about the benefits of this the pen by users for many years. It has been sold at the Museum of Modern Art design stores in New York City, Tokyo and Seoul for many years. Design by Occupational Therapists. Placed in the ergonomics exhibition at the Smithsonian Design Museum.
OTWare is a set of ergonomic dinnerware targeted to the same market. The knife, fork and spoon are designed to naturally and comfortably fit hands ensuring ease of use with a firmer grip.
The value of these products is in the tremendous amount of goodwill, and confirmation of the grip. The stylus is for the 70 million boomers that find the small keyboards on smartphones too challenging and standard dinner utensils too awkward for their hands to navigate comfortably and with confidence.
