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Accessibility is so beautiful man I stumbled upon this vid recently I think it's pretty neat
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the vast majority of products that make a lot of people go "why is everyone so lazy?" are also really just accessibility products being wide marketed, so that they can make additional money, to stay in business.

if you go back and watch a lot of old "as seen on tv" infomercials its wild how many of them are just accessibility aids

There’s a lady I watch on Instagram who makes “accessible friendly meals” so there’s no cutting, no stove, and could be done sitting down. This vid here also does a great job at showing why accessibility is needed

This looks like a much more convenient solution compared to my current one of covering all of my countertops in rat glue traps

Man I'm stupid it took me watching this twice to realize that the lady was missing an arm

Don't forget to add alt texts to the pictures you upload, for the visually impaired.
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Accessibility is important, but it is also cool. I am able and I want one of these.

I had a small sticky pad that I used after shoulder surgery to hold things down while I worked them one handed. There are amazing products out there invented by amazing people.

That's pretty rad! I don't struggle with grabbing/handling things but for those who do this is an awesome product!

its nice to see a product being shown off in a video where its being used by the people who would get the most use out of it

Said I need this then realized I got 2 working hands

This is great, thank you. I have problem with my hands. Not there yet but it's forseeable. Just look at my typing, LOL.

I would assume it is a vacuum hold down table of sorts. This requires the bottom of the object to be of certain geometry and nature, but still very clever.

waiting for someone in comments to say every disability is delty’s fault

For stuck lids on jars. upend. grab upside jar and gently tap the lid on your floor. tap all around the lid for several rounds. I tend to do at least 4-5 rounds. right side up that jar. try to turn the lid. it should spin. If not repeat the tapping. WORKS EVERY TIME! art course👍

This is not neat, this is fucking awesome and a help to people who need these tools for daily life

if you slap a rubber band around the lid, it'll be a hundred times easier and cheaper to open a jar btw

Great device. I use my hand exoskeleton but the battery holds not infinity.

I just know if this was posted on Insta all the comments would be like "Who the fuck even needs this"

oh thats so cool

Sincerely hope this isn't a scam

“Mix with confidence” dann near made me tear up man holy shit why is this genuinely making me emotional

Oh, got it

Thanks to technology, I’ve been able to introduce people with all kinds of disabilities to computers and video games, and it has been one of the most fulfilling experiences of my life

Oof, it's $250 US

Accessibility is important

where was this when I was trying to open a container of sugar for 20 minutes

Omg. I am fucking crying. That is so awesome.

What a great invention!

this is so fucking cool dude

I wonder how hard it is to find various small disability aids like this anywhere purely cause they wouldn’t sell much at any one store

Now if there was only one to stop my hands from shaking

that would've been so nice when my left hand didn't work
