Wrist flexion / Mohamad Danish Mohamad Faizal

“Wrist Flexion” . Creating a customised, dynamic, and highly sophisticated wrist flexion product that applies flexion concept motion for left-handed disabled students without utilising cutting-edge technology. Left-handedness presents unique challenges for students with disabilities, particularly in the realm of fine motor skill development and dexterity. This paper explores the design and development of a specialized splint tailored specifically for left-handed individuals with disabilities to mitigate these challenges. The splint aims to enhance grip strength, stabilize hand movements, and promote functional independence in daily activities. Drawing upon ergonomic principles and incorporating advanced materials, the splint is engineered to provide optimal support while ensuring comfort and usability. Additionally, the design process integrates user feedback and iterative refinement to address individual needs effectively. Through a combination of innovative design and user-centered approach, this splint offers a promising solution to improve the quality of life and academic performance for left-handed students with disabilities.