Great invention, I wish a lot more people would develop something that helps their less fortunate friend`s everyday life.

This also helps lifting the tabu about having such a disorder, as a lot of stigmatizing lies within that people sometimes cannot function at the same level as "normal" people, thus rendering others a bit unsure on the capabilities, and the fear of making things worse by treating them as "normal" people. If you knew someone in a wheelchair, it would be hard to ask them to come f.ex. skiing, or something else that requires full body usage. If those in the wheelchair, had equipment to make them able to do these things, we would be able to interact with them as we do with anyone, and a huge barrier would be lifted. I hope we get there in my lifetime.

#(removed comment) No, it won't, because that's not how it works...

Nice to see that there are people out there making things like this...if it makes life easier for people who have these disorders than I'm all for it.

... and if you do not have this $300 for it, you can always use chicken
http://www.snotr.com/video/12038/LG_G2_Funny_Chicken_Commercial

Generally the ones that make a lot of money are those that make people's life easier.

Would it not be more effective to make the spoon abit longer?

2021...where is the robot maid?

Need to work on that other 30% in my opinion