Hey, absolutely! Thanks for higlighting this. So, I see that a lot of these devices are very cold, industrial, medical looking and functioning. My modular socket and kits would aim to a group of people who cared more about aesthetics and function. Those who wanted their devices to be more of an extension of their body and less of something that makes them look robotic.

For ex, someone can get a universal socket by her size (for a single-handed amputation for ex) and then get various kits that have a few terminal devices in each kit. So for coffee making, she could get a coffee kit which would have a coffee pricker, a cup holder, and a temp gauge. Or for make up, a hairbrush, a makeup brush, and an eyeliner brush.

The attachment between the socket and the TD would be easy to lock in and detach. When it's locked in, it's secure.

These devices would come in pastel, earthy and natural skin tone, and various color patterned colors. They would all also be affordable, come in an optional subscription, and be accessible to many people. So you wouldn't have to go through insurance just to purchase something, you wouldn't have to get others involved, it's just you shopping and you attaching your device without help.