Naresuan University developed “Electric nail clippers for patients with hemispheric paralysis” to be published in the International Journal.
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Event date 9/3/2026
Naresuan University is pushing forward with its research and innovation “Electric nail clippers for people with post-stroke hemispheric paralysis” developed with the concept of User-Centered Design, designed to be able to use the device by hand.
Naresuan University pushed for research and innovation. "Electric nail clippers for people with hemispheric paralysis after stroke" developed with the concept of User-Centered Design by designing the device to be able to be used with one hand, having a triangular-shaped base, enhancing stability and using a motorized drive system to reduce the burden of exertion, allowing patients to resume their daily activities and take more care of themselves. The research was conducted by Associate Professor Dr. Pharmakorn Prayut Phuwaratanavivith and Associate Professor Dr. Janeyut.Srihiran, entitled “User-Centered Design and Development of an Electric Nail Clipper for Individuals with Post-Stroke Hemiplegia,” was published in the international journal Designs, 2026, Volume 10, Issue 5, Article 94, published on September 3, 2026, which aims to expand knowledge towards practical applications to enhance the quality of life of patients.
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