Brain stimulation, especially utilizing spatial logic reasoning, is believed to not only yield greater achievement in understanding mathematical concepts in children, but also provides them greater comprehension in other mathematical disciplines.

So too, stimulating the adult brain via spatial logic reasoning is believed to delay the memory loss in individuals with early Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia.

Spatial logical toys are well known. The 25 identically shaped toy elements comprising Dictacube, are scored so that each piece appears as 5 small cubes. They are multi-colored for levels 1-6. Level 7 contains numbers, figures, or symbols which can be assembled into predetermined logical order of sequence to produce any of the results displayed (on this site or on the package) when assembly is accomplished.

Three hundred and fifty million pieces of Rubik's Cube have been sold officially worldwide, and it is impossible to guesstimate the number of counterfeit copies. One can claim without exaggeration that Rubik's Cube has become the most well-known, iconic piece of toy history. According to surveys, one in every seven human inhabitants of the Earth has played with it. Almost everyone (i.e. nearly ninety percent of the world's population) has heard of it. It is estimated that Rubik's Cube sales have exceeded $3B since its introduction into the US in 1980. These numbers do not include the sales via the Internet through the APP. Dictacube is far more challenging than the Rubik cube according to its developers and with its varied levels and wider appeal will foster multiple sales of its varied versions to the same individual.

The toy appeals to all age groups. The young as early as two years of age can develop regular and irregular shapes, while the challenged adults can move up through levels 3-5, each with increasing degree of difficulty.

Relevant market size
The Rubik Cube appealed to those old enough to use spatial logic. Dictacube is far more versatile, appealing to all age groups, from the very young to the senior members of society, of all languages.

Dictacube is a startup company establishing itself to offer both an electronic and physical versions of a spatial logic toy suitable for all age groups. There are seven levels of difficulty, ranging from level one which can be solved by the very young, to level 7 in which all 25 multi-colored identical pieces of the puzzle can be arranged and in only one sequential manner so that when assembled each of the six faces of the cube is a solid color. Both level 6 and level 7 are much more difficult to solve than the Rubik cube.

A spatial logical toy is formed from a total of 25 toy elements and when assembled the puzzle is in the form of a regular or an irregular solid. Several configuration possibilities are formed so the toy is well suited for stimulating logical thinking.

The initial version will be an App allowing the user to assemble various configurations over the internet. The user will attempt to produce one of the displayed solutions, Levels 1-5, by selecting an individual piece and placing it so that a single tier, two-tiered, three-tiered, four-tiered, or five-tiered cube can be assembled. Level 5 requires an average of 30 attempts to obtain the desired solution. Level 6 will be a 5-tiered cube composed of 25 individual, multi-colored, identically shaped pieces. When assembled in the correct sequential order, the result will have a solid but different color on each face. Level 7 will also be a 5-tiered cube with a portion of an image (animals initially) and when assembled in the correct sequential order, the face of a different animal will display on each of its six faces. There is but only one sequential order of assembly that will yield the desired result in either level 6 or the sets in level 7. Because each of the 25 pieces in level 7 contains confusing markings for each set (animals, historical figures, cities, etc.), level 7 will be the most difficult to solve.

For purchase in toy outlet stores or over the internet, the puzzle pieces will be manufactured by injection molding of light-weight biodegradable material.