A yo-yo uses a stationary axle for stunt attachments and a slideable string bead to manage disk engagement.
Helical drive tabs engage receiving elements to impart rotary motion, eliminating separate ejectors that increase complexity and risk user injury.
A wearable celebration device uses a gravity-actuated clutch to control the descent of a movable object along a straight article.
A motorized spinning toy uses spring-loaded wings to halt rotation upon impact trigger activation.
Pivoting wings unfold and contract on a spinning yo-yo to generate dynamic visual effects, solving the static appearance bottleneck of traditional designs.
An asymmetric circuit board offsets the center of gravity to maximize rotational momentum, extending sleep time while minimizing power consumption.