MISDENK Kinetic Art Electromagnetic Rolling-Ball Desk Gadget, Wood Grain
A physics-inspired desktop display where a metal ball is kept moving along a spiral track by electromagnetic induction and gravity, in a wood-grain finish.
Kinetic, magnetic and floating objects that are more fun to watch than to explain.
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A physics-inspired desktop display where a metal ball is kept moving along a spiral track by electromagnetic induction and gravity, in a wood-grain finish.
A double-pendulum kinetic sculpture in polished aluminum whose arms swing and rotate in an unpredictable, ever-changing pattern, giving the illusion of perpetual motion.
A magnetic shape-shifting cube of 12 pyramid blocks and 243 rare earth magnets, with holographic stickers and a spinner accessory that opens up more ways to transform it.
A magnetic levitation planter: the hexagon pot floats above its base and slowly rotates 360° on its own while the power is on.
A magnetically levitating, auto-spinning world globe with 7-color LED lighting.
A 9-inch kinetic desk sculpture that slowly carves patterns into a bed of sand, with app-controlled RGB lighting, in real bamboo and glass.
A glass hourglass filled with iron filings instead of sand, which pile into spiky, craggy shapes over the magnet built into its iron base as it runs, about 25 seconds per flip.
A hand-thrown, hand-controlled flying orb with RGB lighting that curves, hovers and boomerangs back to you depending on the angle you throw it at.
A pocket-sized fidget cube built from eight small cubes that rotate from any direction and fold into different shapes, in CNC-machined anodized aluminum alloy.