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The Conceptual 'Right Angle Screwdriver' Bends for Tight Repairs

The conceptual 'Right Angle Screwdriver' has been created as a handy tool for makers and DIYers alike that will enable them to perform small repairs without the need for a full-sized alternative. Featuring a joint just below the screwdriver tip, the device can be bent 90-degrees to allow users to access screws in tight spaces. This could eliminate the need to visit a professional for repairs and addresses the increased number of consumers seeking to perform DIY fixes from the comfort of their own home or office.

The conceptual 'Right Angle Screwdriver' is the design work of Qian Xiaowei and Ye Xinmin, and is the winner of the 2019 A’ Design Award. The unit also features interchangeable heads to accommodate screws of all varieties.
Trend Themes
1. Flexible Tools - Design tools that can bend or shift to access tight spaces to enable more convenient and accessible repairs.
2. DIY Home Repairs - Create innovative and intuitive devices that allow consumers to perform repairs from the comfort of their own home, eliminating the need for costly and time-consuming professional repairs.
3. Interchangeable Heads - Develop tools that have interchangeable heads to accommodate screws and bolts of all shapes and sizes, reducing the need for multiple tools and increasing efficiency in various repair and DIY situations.
Industry Implications
1. Tools and Hardware - There is a disruptive innovation opportunity in designing and creating flexible tools and devices that can make repairs more accessible and convenient for consumers.
2. DIY and Home Improvement - The market for DIY and home improvement products is expanding rapidly and there is an opportunity for innovation in developing intuitive and effective tools to help make home repairs easier and more accessible.
3. Industrial Repair and Maintenance - The 'Right Angle Screwdriver' and similar tools have applications in industrial repair and maintenance, allowing workers to access and repair tight spaces without the need for disassembly or extensive equipment.

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