A large open-base 3D-printed tripod gives a pendulum, amulet, or pendant a stable place to rest or hang. It accommodates cords, chains, silks, and leather straps, and holds boards, maps, and photos beneath it.
The pendulum hangs from a fixed point, so its swing follows a steady, predictable path to watch. Visual regulation profiles achieve sensory modulation primarily through passive observation rather than physical object manipulation, which suits people for whom handling an object is too demanding (Dunn, 2001). A stand that holds a pendulum in one place so its swing can be watched best fits the preference for watching movement and predictable motion. Research on attentional restoration suggests that certain visual experiences can engage attention while keeping cognitive demands low (Kaplan, 1995); within this taxonomy, the primary function of a visual kinetic object is passive, low-demand visual engagement.
Details
Product: Open tripod stand
Material: PLA plastic
Width: 9 in.
Height: 9 in.
Holds: Cords, chains, silks, leather straps
Shipping: Recyclable materials
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