PITTSBURGH, May 21, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — “I wanted to create a new toilet that can adapt to each individual user for optimal comfort and safety,” said an inventor, from Palm Bay, Fla., “so I invented the SAM- T. My smart design assists users in any stage of life.”
The invention provides an improved toilet designed to adapt to the individual user’s needs. In doing so, it increases comfort, convenience, safety, efficiency, and independence. It also eliminates the need to touch the toilet seat when raising or lowering it, and it ensures the toilet is clean for every use. The invention features an adjustable and innovative design that is easy to use, and it is ideal for individuals with physical disabilities or limited mobility, patients after surgery, etc.
The SAM- T is currently available for licensing or sale to manufacturers or marketers. For more information, visit www.sam-t.com. Or contact Dajaye Jenkins at 352-209-7740 or email info@sam-t.com.
SOURCE InventHelp
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