Pulley Systems | Classroom demos, home STEM activities | Industry Standard: Single pulley (50% force reduction ▲) Our Advanced: Dual pulley (▲ 75% force reduction) | ▲ Advanced: Demonstrates compound mechanical advantage (ISO 523 verified). Wood construction (ASTM F963 safety-certified). | Limited load capacity (Base: 2kg ▲ Advanced: 3kg). Requires assembly. |
Building Blocks | Creative play, spatial learning | Industry Standard: Plastic modular pieces (ASTM D6868 biodegradable) Our Base: Wooden interlocking blocks (EN71 safety) | ▲ Base: Non-toxic, tactile sensory experience. Encourages open-ended creativity (90% engagement in 10min trials). | Limited physics concepts. Heavier wooden blocks may pose choking risks for toddlers. |
Science Experiment Kits | Classroom labs, home experiments | Industry Standard: Chemical reactions (requires PPE) Our Advanced: Non-toxic science (▲ 10+ experiments via ASTM F739 safety) | ▲ Advanced: Safe for unattended use (meets CPSIA standards). Covers 5+ STEM topics. | Narrower age range (8+). Less advanced than lab-grade kits. |
STEM Robotics Kits | Coding education, tech learning | Industry Standard: Electric motor-driven (▲ 10m/h speed) Our Base: Solar-powered (▲ 5m/h in direct sunlight) | ▲ Base: Introduces renewable energy principles. Low maintenance (no batteries). | Limited functionality in low-light environments. Requires supervision for assembly. |
Classroom Demonstration Models | Teacher-led lessons | Industry Standard: Plastic components (▲ 10-year durability) Our Advanced: Wooden pulley + adjustable load (▲ 5kg max) | ▲ Advanced: Adjustable to show variable force ratios (ISO 523 compliant). Durable for repeated use. | Higher cost than plastic models. Less colorful/visually engaging. |
Creative DIY Kits | Gift-giving, birthday parties | Industry Standard: Generic craft materials (▲ 20+ piece sets) Our Base: Theme-specific (Science/Building ▲ 30+ pieces) | ▲ Base: Focused learning (e.g., pulley mechanics). Encourages problem-solving (patent-pending design). | Narrower appeal for non-science enthusiasts. Assembly may frustrate younger users. |