Advice on med tech. ! The manuals.

This is an excellent direction. In surgery, even microscopic hand tremors can affect precision. A device or an ergonomic glove that dampens micro-vibrations or stabilizes the hand during delicate procedures would be highly beneficial. Focus on Ergonomics: Look into "smart" dental posture correctors or wearable sensors that alert a clinician when they are leaning at a damaging angle. Research Anti-Vibration Tech: Look up how modern camera lenses use "image stabilization" to counter shaky hands, and think about how that concept could be applied to a dental tool or a stabilizing wearable sleeve. Draft a Simple Manual: Focus your manual on one specific problem (e.g., stabilizing hand tremors or reducing neck strain) rather than trying to solve everything at once. Also here are some tips : 1. Keep it Lightweight: Any device a dentist wears or attaches to a tool must be incredibly lightweight and easy to sterilize. If a device adds weight, it will actually increase muscle strain instead of reducing it. 2. Keep it Simple: For a school competition, judges love simple, practical ideas that solve a clear everyday problem over overly complicated sci-fi concepts.