3Dintegers = Three-dimensional integers

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Three-dimensional integers.

We have always been told that numbers are abstract concepts. Now, you can see and touch them with your own hands. Such radical transformation gives rise to endless possibilities. At the basic educational level, kids could learn and interact with numbers in a completely different way. For example, the integer 63 (see right corner of the above figure) is represented by a column of two purple cubes stacked one on top of the other followed by a blue column (four cubes), three yellow columns of five cubes each and a final blue column of four cubes. This idea provides a new look at mathematics in general.