<ul><li>The concept modular pen named NEWRON by Toshiyuki Kawada stimulates fingertips with protruding shapes to generate new ideas.</li><li>The pen comes in three parts that users select and put together, with 12 different grips included for varied pressure on fingertips.</li><li>Studies show that stimulating fingertips activates brain areas like the somatosensory cortex, influencing thinking skills and potentially leading to improved memory and learning.</li><li>Toshiyuki Kawada's design of the NEWRON pen focuses on activating pressure points in fingertips to trigger brain activity for creativity and new ideas.</li></ul>

modular pen NEWRON makes people think by stimulating fingertips with protruding shapes

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