The See With Fingertips is a specialized plate for the blind, to help them feel around the food-plate with hands and eat confidently, without spills. The thoughtful shape of each niche is quite interesting and I feel this idea can be extended to toddlers getting their grips on independent eating. What do you think?
Designers: Keum Eun-byeol & Park So-mi
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Great! vision-challenged can eat alone.
Great! vision-challenged can eat alone.
Very thoughtful product and wish it success!!
Very thoughtful product and wish it success!!
DO you think a fork can do that
DO you think a fork can do that
Great idea – I'd get one just to try eating with my eyes closed.
Great idea – I'd get one just to try eating with my eyes closed.
Suop Cup?
Suop Cup?
Wow HongIk!!!!!!proud^^
convenient !!!!!
good idea!
Wow HongIk!!!!!!proud^^
convenient !!!!!
good idea!