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Attos Science

Attos is a concept activity to develop awareness of mind on focus, sharpness and multitasking activities through direct and indirect participation. The Attos concept is developed in Bangalore, India. The basic working principle is the prime accessory called the “Fannle “or the “Attos-Stick” which stimulates the fingers and hands like a pen.

Initial Developments The stick is developed and placed for practice to 10 participants in first phase and 41 participants in the second phase at HMT Bangalore. The first and second phase was scheduled for 13 and 31 days respectively to observe a progress in the development in the activities and its benefits.

Research and Developments The Fannle and the activity board is designed and redesigned to fit the most compatible activities and benefits in lesser time and space.

Resource Attos – An introduction to its accessories, the game rules and the match- author Sandeep Singh – Publisher – Poonup Services