Yes, I would invest in this venture. He is very articulate, identifies the pain points, the cost and use of the product itself and its background in development. He is definitely very passionate about this even stating that investing in his company would be more than (then he points out the specific technological aspects that are required to create the prosthetics) but investing in the actual people “who see the day with both hands”. I know investors will definitely look beyond the passion the creator has, to the actual product itself, but Easton does such a great job connecting the two.
One critique I have of the actual video is that he never introduces himself. This product is a reflection of him, so I think his name would be very important. They could easily insert it as a lower third title (as they did with Momo).