STEM Education Device for Science Classrooms
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STEM Education Device for Science Classrooms

We recently announced the invention of a device that is a torsional pendulum STEM learning device for an interactive classroom experiment. The device is named RESUMPTI™. It features non-uniform rotational motion that operates in both clockwise and counterclockwise directions within a magnetic field and oxygen. The device utilizes diamagnetic materials such as bismuth and plastic to enable rotation through interaction with magnetism. The device continues to rotate despite air resistance, gravity, and friction.

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