KUALA LUMPUR, Sept. 17 -- Meet the 24-year-old Subang Jaya native Hayley Nea Iauduray who recently came up with a kinetic device designed to alleviate hand tremors associated with Parkinson's disease.

The Monash University Malaysia graduate was recently named the National Winner for Malaysia in the 2026 James Dyson Awards for her creation, ZeMor (short for 'Zero Tremor').

Iauduray is also set to join two other runner-up teams from Malaysia to progress to the next stage of the James Dyson Award, where they will stand a chance to receive RM162,999.

What is ZeMor?

So, what exactly is ZeMor? It is a tunable, battery-free wearable designed to reduce hand tremors caused by Parkinson's disease.

Interestingly, its design was inspired by Tune...