CHECK

 Based on the user insight and online articles we have narrowed down to the following points as our checklist:

1) 100% safe - The product should be and look safe for end users to have complete faith  in using our product.

2) Easy to use - can be operated by a 15-year child at home

3) Simple design - easy to assemble if product sold partwise

4) Price <  ₹7000

5) Compact structure - could be stationed on wall near bed


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