The Plate Divider is an adaptive dining plate for people with limited hand function, reduced coordination or weakness in one arm. Raised internal dividers separate the plate into one large compartment and two smaller ones, keeping different foods apart rather than letting them run together. High, curved edges run around the rim and give a fixed surface to push food against, so a fork or spoon can be loaded with one hand instead of two. A non-slip base holds the plate steady on the table while that pressure is applied, which keeps it from sliding or tipping. The plate is microwave and dishwasher safe, so meals can be reheated in the plate and washed up with the rest of the dishes.

Eating one-handed is largely a problem of having nothing to push food against, and the raised rim and gripping base together address that without any technique to learn. The compartments are a practical benefit in their own right, keeping portions visible and flavours separate, which helps when a meal takes longer to finish.