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• The hottest toy in 2017 was undoubtedly the fidget spinner, which initially began as a tool to help students with ADHD and special needs relieve anxiety and refocus their energy....
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The hottest toy in 2017 was undoubtedly the fidget spinner, which initially began as a tool to help students with ADHD and special needs relieve anxiety and refocus their energy. But they’ve grown in popularity since then, and the market is massive, with millions of self-soothing fidgets owned by children and adults alike. Singaporean product designer Jennifer Ang is one of the many people using 3D printing to create fidget toys.
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“As a product designer, I found it so amazing that 3D printers can turn ideas into reality almost instantly,” said Ang, solopreneur of Heyo.makers, a gift shop for customized 3D printing. “You can do testing within hours, without sending it to a supplier for mock-ups and wa