Sensory & Emotional Development Game
The eMokis family embraces neurodiversity with a unique design aimed at fostering socio-emotional development in children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. It is also beneficial for children who, regardless of their age, experience difficulties in sensory and emotional integration.
It's more than just a set of pieces; it's a journey of discovery, emotion, and growth. These pieces convey emotions through facial expressions, body language, texture, and color. Versatile in their use, they can be squeezed, stacked, combined, and assembled in numerous creative ways. The infusion of sensory and emotional information, coupled with interactive capabilities, unlocks a vast array of possibilities for play and dynamic exploration.
The Three Pillars of Development
1. Sensorial Diversity
1. Sensorial Diversity
1. Sensorial Diversity
Captivating sensory masterpieces, each piece encapsulates a world of sensory exploration, bringing together different textures, colors and sounds.
2. Emotional Dimension
1. Sensorial Diversity
1. Sensorial Diversity
Your child's emotional journey of self-discovery comes to life through facial expressions, body language recognition, and a rich palette of colors.
3. Interactive Growth
1. Sensorial Diversity
3. Interactive Growth
Utilizing play as a facilitator for development, offering multiple assembly models and dynamic gameplay, it creates an interactive space where children learn, grow, and connect.
/ anger /
gRu
Red symbolizes anger, akin to the intensity of fire. The body accentuates this emotion through a rigid posture, featuring sharp angles that exude hostility. The textured surface, with protruding pointed elements, invites a tactile experience, evoking a sense of aggression.
/ surprise /
uPi
Orange embodies surprise. The body is stretched, yet not in a pleasant manner like joy. Instead, the lower limbs are tense, accompanied by an astonished facial expression. Vertical grooves mimic the dynamic energy that surges through the body when confronted with the unexpected.
/ joy /
jAi
Joy is yellow, like the color of the sun, with an open expression of feet and hands. With a spiraled body, it seeks to convey the sensation of spinning tops or sliding down a slide.
/ sadness /
bOp
Sadness is blue, like the color of the sea. Anything next to it appears small and solitary. The donut shape creates a circle in the center, reflecting the sensation of emptiness, intensified by the holes throughout its surface.
/ fear /
fLu
Fear is violet, like space and the unknown. Its long limbs undulate, almost trembling. The accordion texture reinforces its instability. It is the tallest piece.
/ tranquility /
aUm
Tranquility is not considered an emotion but a highly sought-after physical and mental state that serves as the foundation for all interaction. Calmness is green, like nature, conveying peace. The wavy texture flows along its also undulating body. It is the lowest piece, stably resting close to the ground.
/ love /
oZi
Love is pink, like a rose. It is not merely an emotion but the highest emotional and mental state. For this reason, the piece can only rest upon another; no emotion can be above it. Love is what regulates and balances above all else. oZi has a smooth heart-shaped body with a smile on its inner counterform.
sensorial diversity
Texture / Color / Sensation
Every member of the eMokis family possesses a distinctive texture—be it raised, in low relief, or smooth. These pieces convey sensations through touch, imbuing personality through their shapes, "gestures," and colors.