TRB EDC WIKI

A fidget slider is a handheld object with parts that slide relative to one another to create tactile feedback. Depending on the design, that feedback can come from magnets, mechanical detents, or a combination of mechanisms. Slider guide

A family guide groups related designs under an established product identity. A configuration describes a particular combination of components, materials, finishes, or other documented features within that family. Family atlas

A slider emphasises sliding parts, a spinner continuous rotation, and a haptic coin repeated feedback as parts turn. Start with the action you want to repeat, then explore that category. Individual designs can combine actions, so the category name alone does not describe every mode. Browse categories

Read the whole configuration. Material may be specified for the body, track, insert or play balls, and those parts have different jobs. For example, documented TOP-C versions pair different exterior materials with different PEEK feedback plates. A material label alone cannot separate those effects or predict the feel. Explore materials

Guides draw on maker publications, documented product information and photographs checked against the item described. The methodology page explains how sources are checked, what remains uncertain and how to submit a correction. How we verify