Rings are woven together so each one rotates through the others, and the design loops back on itself with no start or end. Each band is smooth, and joined together they form an uneven, ridged surface. A high-gloss coating covers the aluminum.
A continuous rotary tool like this best fits two kinds of sensory need: gentle, predictable touch, and a familiar object to carry and handle again and again. People with a low sensory threshold easily become fatigued or overstimulated by excessive, unpredictable, or intense input (Dunn, 2001). A carried object offers continuous input through surface texture, geometry, and thermal properties (McGlone et al., 2014). The bands turn through one another in the same loop every time, so the input repeats and stays predictable.
Details
Best used for continuous rolling in the hand.
Responses vary from person to person.
Material: Anodized aluminum with a high-gloss coating that is non-reactive and odorless
Surface: Smooth, hard bands joined into an uneven, ridged ball
Sound: Full is silent. Half sounds like gentle keys (per supplier).
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