Inspired by sibling, teen inventor combines shirts and fidget toys

One afternoon, Jose Rodriguez Jr. watched as his little brother Joel scrambled in searching for his fidget toy. The fidget toy is important for Joel, who has Asperger's Syndrome and likes to play with it to relax. That’s when an idea struck Rodriguez: What if he could find a better way for Joel and others with autism to keep track of their fidget toys? Combining the idea with his passion for clothing, Rodriguez founded Tasium, a company that makes t-shirts with fidget toys attached to them. Each…