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PRoject 1 : Sensory Cube

Feel Calm

From idea to invention: a sensory cube I created, now heading to libraries and low-income families everywhere.

The Multi-Sensory Therapeutic Device is a 5cm cube built from child-safe, medical-grade semitransparent plastics with rounded edges. Each of its six faces is a dedicated sensory panel delivering a different type of controlled, predictable input tactile, visual, vibrational, auditory, and interactive.

  

The core design principle: predictability reduces anxiety. Unlike other sensory tools that deliver single-modality input, the cube integrates touch, light, sound, and vibration through an internal controller that detects user interaction and generates responsive feedback patterns. The child is in control of what happens and what happens is always consistent.

Provisional Patent

Provisional Patent Filed in 2025-2026, ensuring it stays a free mission driver tool.

16 Sensory Cube Distributed Free

16 sensory cubes distributed including libraries, Fire stations, schools and NGOs free of cost.

Every Cube ships with free Autism caregiver guide

Covering sensory regulation, distress recognition, communication strategies for parent, teachers and first responders.

Sensory Cube Journey

Step 1 - Idea drawing on paper
Step 2

Project 2 : Autism Care giver guide

Written by Anvesha Bhagat

The Autism Caregiver Guide was written to solve a specific problem: a family receives a Sensory Cube and has no idea how to use it effectively. A teacher has an autistic student in meltdown and does not know what to do. A librarian wants to be more inclusive but has never received any training. A first responder encounters a nonverbal child and freezes.

The guide is written in plain language — no clinical jargon, no academic prerequisites. It is designed for the people who are actually in the room with autistic children every day and are doing their best without the right tools.

Written for

👨‍👩‍👧 Parents of newly diagnosed children

🏫 Classroom teachers & special educators

📚 Librarians & community workers

🚒 First responders & emergency services

🤝 Volunteers, coaches, and community leaders

25 guides distributed. All free.

Every Sensory Cube ships with a copy. Additional copies are available at no cost to any family, school, library, fire station, or community organization that requests one.

Autism Care Giver Guide- By Anvesha Bhagat

Autism Guide

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PRoject 3 : Book: Embracing Differences Available on Amazon

Written By : Anvesha Bhagat & Arshia Singh

 

Our book, Embracing Differences, celebrates the beauty of diversity by helping children understand that everyone thinks, feels, and learns in their own unique way. Following the eyes of 2 students--one with Autism , it encourages empathy, kindness, and acceptance. 

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