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Glay Smart Kids Wardrobe

Glay

Glay is a smart wardrobe designed for children. The unit measures 1500 mm in width, 600 mm in depth and 1200 mm in height. One door is made with electronic paper and serves as a drawing board, a coloring board and a screen for simple games. The wooden door surface has holes for building blocks, letters and numbers. A frame pulls out to form a small play room, and a table and two riding chairs are included. Parents can change the door patterns through a wireless link, so children can see when sleep time is near while keeping clothes tidy.

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Dragon Intelligent Learning Furniture

Dragon

Dragon is a set of study desk and chair designed for children. The desk height is adjustable to suit the height of the child. The desktop can be tilted or leveled, which supports writing, drawing, organizing and cleaning. A smart picture book reader helps children learn. Multi-layer bookshelves and horizontal shelves provide storage. The desk lamp adjusts brightness and color temperature according to the ambient light. The tabletop is made with wood bending technology. The aim is a comfortable and focused learning environment.

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AirWalker Infants Walker

AirWalker

AirWalker is an air-assisted walking device for infants. Four propellers, based on the quadcopter technology used in drones, provide a gentle lift equal to about half of the body weight of the child. The lift encourages the child to stand and to balance with her own muscles. AirWalker hovers but does not move forward by itself, so the child uses her legs to advance. Safety grills cover the propellers, and built-in sensors keep the device level and limit the lift to about six inches above the ground. AirWalker supports the natural learning of balance, postural control and muscle strength.

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Nemoo Physical Memory Capture System

Nemoo

Nemoo is a physical memory capture system designed for fighting against infantile amnesia. It assists with tracking a baby's memory from its perspective for the first three years of its life. It also allows retrieving the important moments in the baby’s growth by playback with virtual reality glasses. The system consists of a baby wearable device, app, and virtual reality glasses. Nemoo wants to build a connection between childhood memory and future self, to help users know themselves better and retrieve the lost childhood.

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Sensory Box Mirabu Touch and Guess Game

Sensory Box Mirabu

Mirabu is a sensory guessing box designed as a touch and guess game for children. Objects are placed inside the box, and a child reaches through covered holes to feel and describe what is hidden without looking. One panel is transparent, so other children can watch the game, give hints, or use the box as a theatre scene. The box is made of wood and plywood for everyday use and measures 225 by 345 by 209 millimetres. Colourful felt balls fill the holes in the lid, which can also support counting and colour recognition. Mirabu is flat-packed so children can assemble it themselves.

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Children Papers Drawing chair

Children Papers

The Children Papers Chair rethinks the experience of drawing. It tells a story about the extensive use of paper. The child takes a seat on the paper roll and begins to draw. As the drawing extends in can be rolled on the back cylinder that will store all the drawings. The back support is executed in solid wood with a white lacquer. The paper rolls are held in place by a metal resort system that makes the paper rolling movement possible. It can be used by kids between the ages of three to eight. It can store drawings on 400 meters of paper.

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