The company says it's the only one on the market that allows users to swap the hand for other activity-specific attachments.

I would say it looks, uh, pretty cool.

It's very futuristic.

It's black.

The top of it, which is basically from the shoulder to the elbow, is, uh, a 3D-printed mesh.

The forearm and the hand itself are more solid black.

Praveen says it's taken time to learn how to operate the arm, but there's no question it's made his life easier.

Certain gardening tasks have become, you know, a little bit less challenging or, in some cases, less scary.