What are fidget spinners made for ?
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A fidget spinner is a palm-sized, propeller-like object with three blades and a circular pad in the centre. One needs to spin it and balance the central pad on the fingers or palm. l Fidget spinners are toys used to calm fidgety people and work as a stress reliever. They help people suffering from Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
Fidget spinners are available in various options—plastic, metal and with or without lights.
The first fidget spinner was designed in the US by two 17-year olds, Allan Maman and Cooper Weiss, and their physics teacher, Eric Savino. They created the spinner by printing it on their school’s 3D printer in October 2016. The product was made for Allan to counter his ADHD. Within no time, the fidget spinner became a sensation. The trio bought eight 3D printers and relocated to Cooper’s basement to match production demands. However, demand quickly outstripped this capacity too and they had to move to a Brooklyn factory where 30 3D printers churned out fidget spinners round the clock. In six months, these spinners reached thousands of homes across 30 different countries. Fidget spinners are now available as a gaming app too.
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A fidget spinner is a palm-sized, propeller-like object with three blades and a circular pad in the centre. One needs to spin it and balance the central pad on the fingers or palm. l Fidget spinners are toys used to calm fidgety people and work as a stress reliever. They help people suffering from Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
Fidget spinners are available in various options—plastic, metal and with or without lights.
The first fidget spinner was designed in the US by two 17-year olds, Allan Maman and Cooper Weiss, and their physics teacher, Eric Savino. They created the spinner by printing it on their school’s 3D printer in October 2016. The product was made for Allan to counter his ADHD. Within no time, the fidget spinner became a sensation. The trio bought eight 3D printers and relocated to Cooper’s basement to match production demands. However, demand quickly outstripped this capacity too and they had to move to a Brooklyn factory where 30 3D printers churned out fidget spinners round the clock. In six months, these spinners reached thousands of homes across 30 different countries. Fidget spinners are now available as a gaming app too.
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