The Future Is Now
It looks like the person in the first picture is actually being strangled by the hand. I thought she was demonstrating a safety mechanism, but it was just her black shirt. I was excited because I though I had found someone who thought like me. You know, before anybody is bringing one of those things in the office I want to see if it can strangle its wearer.
Boring safety issues aside, why the fuck would you want a super strong robotic hand that can fold up? Ignoring the fact that a glove is, quite possibly, the easiest fucking thing in the world to carry, it's a super strong robotic hand! Rock that bitch, Everywhere. I would Bedazzle mine.
I can think of no situation where donning robotic hand at the moment of need has value. If the glove would be useful in that situation it would have been just as useful if you already had it on. I can guaranfuckingtee airport security is going to have some questions. If you've got the glove on, it's a medical device. If it's in your bag you're going to have a really hard time explaining why you've got a robotic hand in your bag. 'What? I have neither a 5000 degree furnace, or a volcano, at home asshole, do you? This hand contains the last of the Cyberdyne Systems processors which will destroy you and all your loved ones if I don't dispose of it in molten steel, or Mt. Doom. So unless you want everybody to die after extremely short lives in a dystopian future of Lovecraftian proportions, I'm taking the hand on the plane' (The hand will certainly be shock resistant, unlike your body when 32 TSA agents taze you simultaneously).
The only time I took it off would be to issue a formal challenge. I feel certain ready for market versions of this will come in a variety of colors, which is a requisite in a challenge glove. It has to be white you know.