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GEOMAG
GEOMAG is the brand name of a toy construction system created in 1998, consisting primarily of nickel-plated steel balls (spheres) and short connecting sticks with a magnet on each end (rods).
Models are constructed by magnetically connecting the rods and spheres together in a lattice formation. Homemade experiments show that each stick can produce up to roughly 4.116N of force when attracting iron.
GEOMAG is a versatile magnetic construction set composed of magnetic rods and steel spheres. With these two basic elements, an infinite number of geometric shapes and structures can intuitively be built. GEOMAG structures can easily be built and easily taken apart - thus providing young builders with more opportunities to let their imagination take shape. They teach children important lessons about problem solving, creativity, math, physics, and much more. GEOMAG doesn't break, doesn't make noise, and keeps kids entained for hours on end.
GEOMAG was named the 2005 Toy of the Year by the Toy Industry Association!
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