Biodegradable building blocks utilize a specialized painting process to minimize moisture absorption and maintain structural integrity.
Segmented rigid bodies and collapsible tubes resolve the trade-off between structural rigidity and pose adaptability in plush toys.
Bent guide tabs align with openings in biodegradable layers to simplify child assembly and resolve complexity trade-offs.
A horse toy uses a channel and receptacle system to hold interchangeable hair components, allowing easy replacement without damaging the housing.
Inversion of the elastomer body through a hidden bottom opening changes configurations without adding zippers or buttons that increase structure complexity.
Corner partitions separate melted cheese from toys, preventing contamination while utilizing unused box volume.
A bead collection apparatus uses rotating blade assemblies to cyclically disperse beads into a stringing assembly by gravity.