> It produces no As someone with kids. We now know that “senses” aren’t just things that we have that inform us about the world, there are also “sensory needs.

> It produces no As someone with kids. We now know that “senses” aren’t just things that we have that inform us about the world, there are also “sensory needs.” From proprioception to vestibular and plenty other $5 words. This seems like a new development or at least a new acknowledgement and awareness is still growing. So I would say that these devices produce sensory experiences.