Any opinions, or things that could be changed? My product is a remote control fold out table.

It would help for those who are handicapped with conditions such as, Amputations. The overall rate of people that have a disability (1-4) is 26%. 13.7% are incapable of doing daily movements, (such as Walking). Its morally common in older generations. The rate went up in 2020 because if noncommunicable diseases (such as cardiovascular diseases, cancer.)
Well, What does it look like? My product is made up of titanium. It has a remote control that would help those who are handicapped. Basically a remote that is constructed of plastic, All you do is click the button and it will open up and then you have a dining table. The edges are covered with a soft cotton that will help if you accidentally bonk yourself or you mistakenly run into it. It could also help those who are getting something fixed in their stomach’s.

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Any opinions, or things that could be changed? My product is a remote control fold out table.

It would help for those who are handicapped with conditions such as, Amputations. The overall rate of people that have a disability (1-4) is 26%.  13.7% are incapable of doing daily movements, (such as Walking). Its morally common in older generations.  The rate went up  in 2020 because if noncommunicable diseases (such as cardiovascular diseases, cancer.)  
Well, What does it look like? My product is made up of titanium. It has a remote control that would help those who are handicapped. Basically a remote that is constructed of plastic, All you do is click the button and it will open up and then you have a dining table. The edges are covered with a soft cotton that will help if you accidentally bonk yourself or you mistakenly run into it. It could also help those who are getting something fixed in their stomach’s.

Astrid1 · Answer

because of* noncommunicable diseases.

Astrid1 · Answer

I notice a error already, I wen't from one to another 3 times, so I will fix that...

Extrinix · Answer

pretty good, would it fold out from a wall? or would it fold out on its own?

Astrid1 · Answer

It is going to fold out on it's own.

Extrinix · Answer

$\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}$ @Astrid1
It is going to fold out on it's own.
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ok

AngeI · Answer

It sounds like a simple but useful product. However imo it would only be of importance in an area in which more space would be needed. So it would depend on where the table is located in someone's home. Because if they have enough room they wouldn't need a table that folds. I'm unsure how people missing an arm would benefit from this though. Don't get me wrong though, it's still a good idea. I just don't think it would cover the span you hope for it too, and there is nothing wrong with that

AngeI · Answer

Unless I missed info, that's just my thoughts on this

Astrid1 · Answer

I  appreciate both of y'all's opinions and I can understand your opinion very well.

Extrinix · Answer

@Angel that's why i asked if it was folding out from the wall

AngeI · Answer

That's a good point Extrinix, I didn't read it. My apologies