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GEOMAG is an
ingenious system of simple construction made of magnetic rods and
chromed steel spheres. A huge number of shapes, geometric figures,
models of every kind and dimension, wonderful bidimensional and
tridimensional realistic models can be infinitely constructed.
GEOMAG stimulates creativity and logical
reasoning; it develops manual abilities and sense of proportion and
allows to test one's own ability in constructing anything. The variety
of the shapes and their transformations make it possible to renew
structures continuously.
It's ideal for "kids of every age" (from 6 to 99!) who can enter the
fascinating world of magnetism! An amusing activity to give vent to
one's own fantasy, but a clever one too! As a matter of fact, with GEOMAG
it is easy to learn some fundamental natural laws of physics and
geometry and to approach the first notions of chemistry, architecture,
engineering and more in a simple and spontaneous way.
But there's more! GEOMAG can also become an amusing
pastime for the whole family, reuniting parents and children in an
activity of extraordinary creativity: the pleasant shapes made with GEOMAG
can also become elegant decorative objects to display in your home. But
the surprise does not end here, because GEOMAG also
appeals to adults, even to the most serious managers and professionals
who see it as a 'Stress Buster'.
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| THE MAIN ELEMENTS OF GEOMAG |
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GEOMAG is made up
of two structurally very simple elements:
a) a nickel-plated steel sphere (ø mm. 12.7);
b) a plastic rod (27 mm. length and 7.4 mm. max diameter)
featuring two permanent magnets placed at the two extremities and a
steel plug positioned between the two magnets GEOMAG. |
 If the sphere is drawn near to an
extremity of the rod, as shown in figure 1, it is attracted.
The same operation can be repeated on the other extremity of the rod,
thus generating the first ‘compact module’ to which to attach other
rods and other spheres.
Starting from simple polygons, you will gradually be able to create
larger, more complex, and more amusing ones (even with the help of
friends, and also of mum and dad, if necessary).
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