Ergonomic 'Normally-Closed' Grabber Tool for Sustained Grip

The user is specifically looking for a trash grabber with a "reverse action" mechanism—where the jaws are closed by default and you squeeze the trigger to open them, much like spring clamps. This is different from standard models that require constant squeezing to hold onto objects. The goal is to have a tool that can maintain a secure grip without continuous effort, as alternatives like lock switches can be cumbersome. This type of grabber would be especially useful for people who need to hold objects for a long time, those with limited grip strength or conditions like arthritis, and for tasks that require a passive but secure hold. The expected benefits include improved ergonomics, significantly reduced hand fatigue, enhanced accessibility for a wider range of users, and greater convenience and efficiency for sustained or repetitive grabbing tasks. There's a potential market for this in accessibility aids, ergonomic tools, consumer home and garden products, janitorial supplies, and even niche hobbyist or light industrial applications where a secure, passive grip is valuable.