I have always been one of those restless kids always toying around with whatever is in my hand or making sure it is obvious that I don't know what to do with my hands and fidgeting continiously. While it is a part of our natural thinking process for most, the changes in the triggers, environment, etc lead to different types of fidgeting and tells a lot about the person's mental health.
While this al is true for adults and people who are self-aware of this, there are kids who aren't very expressive and end up living through their anxiety and ADD triggers again and again, making it hard for them to diagnose and recover from such conditions.
The Smart Fidget has been designed keeping the above conditions in mind.
According to a lot of research and healthcare pages, fidget toys, and fidgeting in general is supposed to help everyone stay focused and react to stress. But a lot of times considering the common usage of such toys, there are serious troubles and issues that get disguised in adults and for kids it's hard to figure out what exactly is causing the trouble and what really is triggering them.
Here is the solution that I have been working on:
- A fidget device that send signals to the cloud everytime its usage is increased, triggered or decreased. Basically any changes to the toy is sent to the cloud.
- To add to the functionality of keeping a track of how much you had to use the fidget toy in a day, I have also set up a page which has embedded VR, so when that webpage is viewed on the phone, you have an option to view it in VR where you can test your patient/chld for triggers by changing to different types of scenarios.
- The cloud can also be equipped to send notifications if you want to be notified after a particular level of activity.
Here is the link to all demo material: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1SSjFuDyvip2Oa_01V5tU-HebWJpE_x64?usp=sharing
The link to more designs for such desins of the toy:https://www.tinkercad.com/things/kG2VYNJSiEM-stunning-jaiks/edit?sharecode=d_-egSvjXPF2wkmPT9gbQlOCvubtLjflluacFheutvE.






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