Focus Frames are modular eyewear designed to discreetly support sensory needs through interchangeable fidget attachments. Built for individuals who already benefit from tactile tools, they integrate self-regulation into everyday life—empowering users with comfort, focus, and choice without drawing attention.

Focus Frames are a modular eyewear concept designed to support individuals—particularly children—who benefit from sensory or fidget-based tools for focus and self-regulation. Rather than presenting a solution to ADHD or neurodivergence, the glasses serve as an aid for those who already find tactile interaction calming or grounding.

The design integrates discreet fidget mechanisms into the arms of the glasses, allowing users to engage with them naturally—appearing as subtle gestures like adjusting frames. This approach maintains dignity and normalcy while providing a sensory outlet that fits seamlessly into daily life. A standardized frame allows for interchangeable attachments, so users can adapt the experience to their needs or preferences. For example, one day might include a textured silicone side for tactile input, another a rolling module for repetitive motion, or soft rubber arms for younger children.

Research on sensory integration and attention suggests that controlled fidgeting can help some neurodivergent individuals maintain focus and reduce anxiety when used appropriately. By embedding that support into a common object, Fidget Glasses normalize self-regulation tools while offering comfort, durability, and personal expression. The system is not meant to treat or “fix” attention differences—it simply empowers users with choice, adaptability, and sensory autonomy.