Fusen

Fusen, also known as sticky notes or Post-it notes, are small pieces of paper with a re-adherable backing. They were invented by Arthur Fry in 1968 and were originally manufactured by 3M. Fusen are commonly used for reminders, to-do lists, and brainstorming sessions. They are available in various colors and sizes, and can be easily moved and rearranged. Fusen are popular in both personal and professional settings due to their convenience and versatility. They can be used to organize information, plan projects, or simply to jot down quick notes. Fusen are also used in educational settings to help students organize their thoughts and ideas. Despite their simplicity, fusen have become an integral part of many people's daily routines.