First of all, it must be clarified that the core of the "IQ" of smart toys is the cooperation of three parts-sensors, data processing and algorithm optimization. There are no complicated doorways, and they are all real technology applications. Sensors are equivalent to the perception part of smart toys. They can capture children's movements, words, and even some simple emotional changes, and turn these actual movements and sounds into signals that machines can recognize. This is the basis of interaction.
If the sensor is not sensitive enough and the child does not respond to the operation for a long time, the interactive experience will be particularly poor, which is also a common problem of many ordinary smart toys. During our research and development, we will repeatedly debug the sensitivity of the sensor to ensure that children can operate gently and speak normally, and smart toys can accurately capture it without freezes and misjudgments.
The data processing module will quickly analyze the signal captured by the sensor, combined with our built-in children's behavior data, to judge the current needs of the child. For example, if the child says that he wants to learn numbers, he will quickly match the corresponding content, and then through the optimized algorithm, give Timely and timely feedback. Here I want to emphasize that the "IQ" of smart toys does not depend on how complicated the algorithm is, but on whether the feedback can fit the child's cognitive level and whether it can really play a guiding role.
For example, for smart toys designed for preschool children, the feedback should be simple and straightforward to help them understand basic knowledge; Designed for primary school students, it can be properly guided by logical thinking, so as to achieve real puzzle, rather than simple mechanical interaction.
Many manufacturers tend to fall into a misunderstanding, thinking that the more functions there are, the more "smart" smart toys are, but this is not the case. Some smart toys have a lot of functions, but most of them cannot be used, which makes it difficult for children to operate and deviates from the core of puzzle. When we make smart toys, we have always insisted on simplicity and practicality. All technologies and functions are designed around children's growth needs, removing those redundant functions, and focusing on improving the pertinence and effectiveness of interaction. After all, the original intention of parents when buying smart toys is to hope that their children can learn and grow through interaction, rather than buying a decoration with complex functions but impractical.
The "IQ" of smart toys has never been achieved by publicity, but by solid technology and humanized design. A smart toy that can realize true educational interaction must put the needs of children first, and use sensitive perception, efficient data processing and suitable algorithms to make the interaction meaningful and valuable. INFUNITY always believes that a good smart toy does not need too many fancy gimmicks. As long as it can really help children grow up and allow children to gain knowledge and happiness through interaction, it is the most "smart" smart toy. In the future, we will continue to deepen technology and make every smart toy well, so that every child can achieve comprehensiveness in easy interaction through smart toys.
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