↑ "Fidget Cubes Awkward Relationship to Autistic Stimming".There are 6 different sides for clicking, flipping, spinning, or sliding and a range of. ↑ 3.0 3.1 "This bizarre 'fidget' toy can help you focus at work.". But now, after 3 weeks of usage, a clicky button has broken, ALREADY. The Fidget Cube is a desk toy designed to reduce anxiety and stress.
↑ "Are fidget toys legitimately good for your brain, or pseudoscientific snake oil?" (in en-US).↑ "The Fidget Cube is basically a baby toy for adults and I love it".There is still a lot of controversy over the actual benefits of using the device and more studies are needed to confirm things. However, the results did not apply to people without ADHD. They initially asked for $15,000 in funding but got over $6M from backers, mostly in the form of early pre-orders for the device.Ī 2015 study found that students with ADHD stay more focused when allowed to fidget at their desks. The brothers used crowdfunding to finance the project and achieved tremendous success with it. Many people use the device to relieve and feel it has a calming effect on them. Schools sometimes play music in the background during academic work to help students stay focused. Fidgeting can often help people stay focused that may otherwise find it hard to concentrate on a single task. These types of people may have ADHD (attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder), anxiety, OCD (obsessive-compulsive disorder), PTSD (post traumatic stress disorder), autism, or just like to fidget for no specific real reason. They thought there should be a device specifically designed to help with the problem. The brothers themselves were fidgeters that would often do things like twirl a pen around, shake their legs, pop bubble wrap, or other actions. The Fidget Cube name was trademarked in 2016, but they had the initial idea back in 2012. The Fidget Cube was invented by 2 brothers, Matthew McLachlan and Mark McLachlan, who created a company called Antsy Labs. While some of the buttons make clicking noises, others are completely silent. A benefit of the Fidget Cube over other devices, like a Fidget Spinner is that it can be used without calling attention to it. The Fidget Cube was designed to allow a person to basically fidget around while still being discreet about it. The Fidget Cube actions include on and off rocker switches, rolling balls, spinning discs, multiple buttons that can be pressed and unpressed, a rubber glide area, and even a tiny joystick. The movements emulate other fidget activities, such as using worry stones, pen clicking, and other actions. The device has many tools on every side that can be played around with using simple fine-motor hand movements without needing to look at it. It has been called a "baby toy" for adults, an "autism cube," and a "stress cube" by some to reflect the reported medical benefits. It is small enough to fit in the palm and is designed to help people stay more focused. The Fidget Cube was created by Antsy Labs.
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