As India approaches a staggered lockdown exit, Bangalore-based entrepreneur Mohan Prasad, 32, has invented a multipurpose "TouchLess Life Tool" which helps him reduce direct contact with commonly touched surfaces.

Footage from May 15, shows Prasad use the plastic soft key, which is reusable and made from acrylic, to open cupboards, flush the toilet and press elevator buttons.

As India approaches a staggered lockdown exit, A Bangalore based entrepreneur Mohan Prasad 32yrs old has introduced an Multipurpose TouchLess Life Tool which helps in cutting off contamination from the common touch surface. It is a plastic soft handkey helps to avoid direct contact with various common area objects used in Elevator buttons, switching on & off, ATM and restrooms etc. It is an individual usage used in very effective working places which is made of Acrylic and its is reusable. While TouchLess life tools are addition in keeping a degree of separation between potential germs on frequently used one touch buttons and handles, there is no substitute for frequent hand washing or sanitising our hands.