The Temple Grandin squeeze machine is a device that is designed to provide deep touch stimulation for people with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). It was originally designed by Temple Grandin, PhD, a world-renowned animal scientist and autism advocate. The machine consists of a padded frame that the user lies in, and it is inflated with air to provide pressure. The user can control the amount of pressure released, and the machine can be adjusted to fit children or adults.
Features
- Provides deep touch stimulation, which can be calming for people with ASD
- User-controlled pressure release
- Made of durable materials, including birch plywood, metal, and plastic
- All edges are rounded for safety
- Includes high-quality air controls and multiple safety devices
- Adjustable in width, height, and depth to fit children or adults
- Comes fully assembled and includes air compressor
