A tremor is an involuntary, uncontrollable muscle contraction, which manifests as shaking in body parts, most commonly the hands. about 70 percent of parkinson's disease patients experience tremors in the early stages of the disease. tremor aid is a wearable device developed for assisting essential tremor tremors are not always serious, but in some cases they may indicate a serious disorder. most tremors can't be treated easily, but they will often go away on their own. it's important to note that muscle spasms, muscle twitches, and tremors are not the same thing. the device is primarily designed using the concept of motion sensing using a gyroscope and accelerometer. the project targets mainly in the field of personal assistance and biomedical applications. the project is designed mainly for parkinson patients who suffer from minor tremors that become an obstacle for their daily routines .even though this was the area of problem chosen for designing purpose we have in the course of time deviated our thought processes and extended the application in surgeries that require extra stability like neurosurgeries or to artists who are involved in minute or miniature art works .our project is ergonomically feasible as it keeps in consideration about possible reflex reactions that the patient would have to suffer in the case of coming in contact with an object of high temperature.