Guest Kyle Dimick, a 22-year-old Plymouth State University (PSU) graduate, shares his story of patenting a prototype that makes hygiene tasks more accessible for individuals with limited mobility.
Thanks to his mentors at PSU’s Makerspace, Dimick will continue to develop his business strategy to bring on investors and find a manufacturer to produce his product, Trim-Able.
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