This elegant wooden plywood counter lets you easily track exercises, people, objects, or events within the range 0–999. Mechanical enthusiasts will appreciate the geneva drive mechanism, a principle known from tachometers and film projectors, whose origins trace back to Hero of Alexandria. The model is certified by STEM.org as a suitable teaching aid, and with the UGEARS app featuring AR (augmented reality) you can explore how it works interactively.

Assembly is easy and fun – the box includes 157 precisely cut parts and a detailed manual. An ideal educational gift for curious kids aged 8+ and adults who want to delve into the secrets of mechanics and engineering.

• Learning through play – a practical demonstration of mechanical principles.
• Quick assembly – 1–2 hours build time, low difficulty.
• Quality natural material – wooden plywood with precise cuts.
• AR support – deepens the experience and understanding of the mechanism.
• Designed and made in Ukraine – original Ugears design.