Lightweight, modular adaptive utensil designed for steadier mealtimes Key benefits Improved utensil stability: Builtin sensors and electronic stabilizers detect unwanted motion and apply realtime twoaxis compensation to reduce utensil wobble during use. Modular dining heads: The antishake spoon uses a separate, quickrelease head design so forks, spoons, and other dining heads can be swapped easily to match different foods. Easy to handle: With an overall net weight of about 130 grams, the device is light enough for comfortable daily use. Automatic power management: Fully automatic sensing turns the device on when picked up and puts it to sleep when set down, conserving battery between uses. Practical battery runtime: Based on typical 20minute meals, a single charge provides approximately three days of use. Features and specifications Weight: Approximately 130 grams net. Stabilization: Twoaxis electronic stabilization driven by onboard sensors and adaptive algorithms for rapid compensation of unintended motion. Replaceable heads: Detachable design permits easy removal and replacement of forks, spoons, and other dining attachments to accommodate different meals. Automatic activation: No manual power switch required; the device activates when lifted and enters sleep mode when released. Estimated runtime: Around three days of use assuming three 20minute meals per day on a single charge. How it solves common problems Reduces utensil movement that can cause spills or difficulty transferring food. Adapts to different foods and dining preferences via interchangeable heads. Minimizes the need to constantly grip or reposition a heavy utensil thanks to a light overall weight and automatic operation. Practical use scenarios Home dining: Use at the kitchen or dining table for everyday meals where steadier utensil control helps reduce spills and increases mealtime comfort. Dining out or travel: Lightweight and modular design makes it convenient to carry and use in restaurants or while traveling. Assisted living or caregiver settings: Quickchange heads and automatic activation simplify setup and handling for caregivers assisting with meals. Design notes Emphasis on ease of use, modularity, and compactness to support steady hand control during eating. Interchangeable heads expand compatibility with common dining utensils and meal types. This adaptive utensil combines sensordriven stabilization, automatic sensing, and a lightweight, replaceablehead design to provide a practical solution for steadier mealtime use.