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Bubble tubes and panels
This section includes bubble tubes and panels designed to encourage visual stimulation.
Bubble tubes are usually freestanding or are part of a flooring set.
Bubble panels are usually wall mounted.
Some equipment may be used standalone, some may be integrated into existing multisensory environments. Many can be operated by switches enabling the individual to have control over the visual stimulation they receive.
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