HOPSON KINETIC

10/11/2013

Gizmodo Japan likes the OSM too! (I think....)

10/05/2013

The OSM was just featured on Gizmodo! http://gizmodo.com/a-desk-toy-for-fidgety-types-that-appears-to-bend-time-1441114632

Part sculpture, part toy, part perfect time waster, the OSM--or Object for Spatial Manipulation--is like a kaleidoscope brought into the 3D world that you can manipulate and morph without having to look through a faux telescope.

10/04/2013

The OSM was just featured on NOTCOT.org!

08/16/2013

We're excited to announce the release of our second toy, the OSM, which is on sale now! If you're coming to the NYNOW show at the Javitz Center this week, stop by booth #7266 and check it out.

Here's an animation of the OSM in action: http://vimeo.com/72269886

The OSM™ (Object for Spatial Manipulation) is a sculptural toy that turns inside out like an endless 3D kaleidoscope. The OSM’s 6 identical disks snap apart so…

01/27/2013

Hopson Kinetic is showing at the New York International Gift Fair today through Wednesday at the Javitz Center. Come by booth #2563 and say hello!

01/07/2013

The Prismatoy was just picked up by UncommonGoods! http://www.uncommongoods.com/product/prismatoy

You can shift and flex this mind-bending plastic cube into all kinds of surprising, geometric shapes.

10/18/2012

The Prismatoy is being featured in FAB.com's Kid Shop through next Wednesday! Go check it out: http://fab.com/weekly-shops/kids/

Visit Fab.com now and check out the Kids shop. New Kids sales start every Wednesday, plus many more great designs at up to 70% off retail. Membership is free, and you're invited.

09/29/2012

So Vera (the loveliest and most talented 4th grader evar!) tells us, "You're going to make adults start liking toys again!"

We like the way you think young lady!

09/10/2012

Our first customer!!!

08/28/2012

Our first product, the Prismatoy, is on sale now!! Here's a video created by our friend and hero, Nando Costa: http://vimeo.com/48022243

The Prismatoy is an interactive kinetic sculpture based on the form of a geometric solid called the Parallelepiped. (Yep… it’s kind of a mouthful!) Consisting…