| Abstract |
Due to the current global pandemic, products that help one safely interact with public environments and objects have become necessary. While a variety of no-touch tools have been deployed in the past year this product is intended to aid older communities through its design and usage. While this product rose from the pandemic, its usage is intended to help one avoid contact from a variety of harmful contaminants that can be located on a variety of surfaces. This tool allows an extra layer of caution for some of the most vulnerable citizens, as they integrate themselves into public spaces. |
