128 SHOW GUIDE SPIELWARENMESSE 2012 EXPERIA
Available from UK- based company
Experia, a range of sensory products have been designed to suit the bespoke needs of an individual providing them with an intensive, full body sensory experience.
Ideal for stimulating, calming and
developing life skills, the interactive equipment uses unique technology to produce a combination of smells, light, vibration and video projection. All the products use wireless technologies, making them even more accessible; allowing the user to have total freedom whilst enjoying the experience. Sensory products are not only aimed at special needs
EDUCATION ESSENTIALS
Education Essentials is an importer and trade distributor in the UK and worldwide. The firm is exhibiting new items at Nuremberg. These new products are from well established, good quality brands that the firm already supplies, and which are growing year by year. The new Carousel Musical Bells have
had strong feedback from all the company’s customers that have already viewed the item.
The set of eight bells has been designed for children to use. Each bell is differentiated by colour and sounds one note of the octave, so with each of the eight bells, there is a complete octave. The set comes with an A4 sheet of music, with the notes specifying the
DIAMANT TOYS HALL 10, STAND 12
establishments, but also mainstream schools, hospitals, day care centres, toy libraries, nursing homes, adult resource/training centres, etc. They can be used as part of an educational programme or just for fun. Proving to be a success in the UK,
revolutionary products such as the M.I.L.E – Multi-sensory Interactive Learning Environment, are being widely adopted in special needs and mainstream establishments across the world. The Experia’s product range includes sensory and multi-sensory rooms, pools, bathrooms, outdoor sensory equipment and soft play rooms. All products have the same aim to offer innovation, accessibility and fun, regardless of age and ability.
HALL 4, STAND B-39
colour of the bell to be struck, so a group of children can play music together, or alternatively the carousel can be spun, so when the stick is lowered the bell’s sound is rung. Additional music can also be down loaded from the company’s website for well-known nursery rhymes and short songs.
Education Essentials is also offering new Kids Galaxy Buggies, including part of the New Morphibians range, an R/C Triceratops Dinosaur, as well as a new R/C GoGo Fire Truck, with a soft plastic body. These are just a few new products being introduced for 2012, and the company will have more on show, plus new lines for 2013 listings.
HALL 12, STAND A-10 MEADOW KIDS HALL 12, STAND F-08
Meadow Kids will be launching its new range of toys and activity sets designed specifically for family interaction and cognitive development. All its toys are conceived and designed in the UK.
The products, although designed with the child in mind, are for the benefit and enjoyment of the family unit. This year, Meadow Kids focused products are designed to interest and challenge the child and remain affordable.
OPTIFUEL & OPTIPOWER HALL 7A, STAND D-171
Illuminated electronic drawings can be cerated on Amav Enterprises’ new double- sided 5-in-1 Hi-Lite Art Easel. The easel features a light-up drawing surface that automatically rotates through seven differenct colour patterns, including
FEBRUARY 2012
a flashing one, so drawings can be displayed in a variety of colours. The easel (pictured) also includes a chalk board, a magnetic board and an art drawing board with a pull-down, tear-off paper roll.
Optifuel and Optipower will be exhibiting its performance Nitro fuel range of two and four stroke advanced formula model engine blends for aircraft, helicopters and cars. Optifuel offers Nitro fuel products for the R/C market sector and is building a reputation for developing products and accessories for the model enthusiast, which now covers brands such as Optismoke - a model smoke oil mix for dramatically enhancing flying displays; Optirun - petrol engine oil mix; Optirotect - premix oil; and Opticlean - a total model cleaning system in one box.
The main showcase on the stand for the first time in Europe is Optipower, a complete range of branded Lithium cell batteries and advanced pulse modulation technology charging systems. The new range of R/C battery chargers are brought to Europe in collaboration with Revolectrix and Aurorra. Optipower will market the products which is the CellPro range to the European modelling community. Optipower CellPro chargers are one of the few chargers using an active algorithm for optimum charging – a process critical to cell life and safety.
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