Loren Lim's uncle loved to cook but could use only his right arm after a stroke a few years ago.Once, his uncle was struggling to scrape ingredients off a pot and Lim helped by tilting it."He told me how small gestures like this were helpful, and that got me thinking about how to address these challenges," Lim said.
An industrial design graduate from the National University of Singapore, Lim went on to create Oneware, a kitchenware project which helps people with just one functioning arm “ such as stroke victims, amputees and people with hand injuries, and even people without disabilities, such as mothers carrying children or people cutting food while on the phone “ to cut fruits and wash dishes easily.
Scan the QR code to watch how it works.
