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Self-Leveling Spoon For Physically Disabled
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To make the lives easier for physically disabled people, Liftware created a self-leveling utensil that adapts to its user’s motion. This genius device uses electronic motion-stabilizing technology and keeps the attachment (a spoon or a fork) fixed in an upward facing position when the hands shake.
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To make the lives easier for physically disabled people, Liftware created a self-leveling utensil that adapts to its user’s motion. This genius device uses electronic motion-stabilizing technology and keeps the attachment (a spoon or a fork) fixed in an upward facing position when the hands shake.
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Daria Bogdanova 8 years ago
It is so good that people care more and more about the quality of life of people with severe diseases, and that technology is used for such wonderful purposes.
Rey Zamora 8 years ago
This is a great idea, however, much like most items made specifically for people with disabilities, the price is a bit much. $195 for the starter kit? Seriously?? I have a family member who has cerebral palsy and thought this would be perfect for him, but c'mon. It can't cost that much to manufacture something like this.
Amber Ridgdill 8 years ago
You can thank the patent office for that price tag. By making it illegal for other companies to replicate products at a reduced cost, they make price-jacking legal.
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Abril Reyes 8 years ago
This is great and very thoughtful for those in disadvantage. I hope it is accessible too.
Daria Bogdanova 8 years ago
It is so good that people care more and more about the quality of life of people with severe diseases, and that technology is used for such wonderful purposes.
Rey Zamora 8 years ago
This is a great idea, however, much like most items made specifically for people with disabilities, the price is a bit much. $195 for the starter kit? Seriously?? I have a family member who has cerebral palsy and thought this would be perfect for him, but c'mon. It can't cost that much to manufacture something like this.
Amber Ridgdill 8 years ago
You can thank the patent office for that price tag. By making it illegal for other companies to replicate products at a reduced cost, they make price-jacking legal.
Load More Replies... Abril Reyes 8 years ago
This is great and very thoughtful for those in disadvantage. I hope it is accessible too.
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