Hawaii Entrepreneur Aims to Trim Time, Pain from Plant Work with Innovative Garden Tool
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Saito is excited to see his idea come to life and to present a solution that aims to change the landscape of gardening, cannabis trimming and farming.“I interviewed people in front of Home Depot and other gardening centers to get their feedback on what problems they have and pain points they have with their tools and how they could be improved.And I’m not that average hand size, so it was very discomforting,” Saito said.Saito is excited to see his idea come to life and to present a solution that aims to change the landscape of gardening, cannabis trimming and farming.While doing his research for his invention at UH, he went to the source first.“I interviewed people in front of Home Depot and other gardening centers to get their feedback on what problems they have and pain points they have with their tools and how they could be improved.We wanted to see what peoples pain points were and how we could fix that and address that,” Saito said.Saito already has his next invention in the works: smart scissors that can track workers’ progress through data extraction.