At the 138th Canton Fair, INFUNITY, a pioneer in AI smart toys from Shenzhen, became one of the busiest booths on the floor. Alongside its beloved baby and plush collections, the company unveiled its latest creation — the PULSE V-1, an AI interactive blaster inspired by sci-fi concepts that blends technology, storytelling, and play in a whole new way.

When the first wave of AI toys entered the market, many parents were skeptical. Could a smart device really teach empathy, curiosity, or creativity? But today, as artificial intelligence quietly reshapes industries from finance to education, more parents are finding that AI-powered toys can also reshape family life — and ease some of its daily challenges.

Parents are increasingly turning to AI toys to help their children learn while they play. For kids between 3 and 8 years old, this is the age when curiosity peaks and imagination thrives. Companies like INFUNITY, a Shenzhen-based innovator in AI toys, are redefining what playtime means in the digital age.

At INFUNITY, we wanted to build something different — a AI toy that could truly listen, respond, and grow with a child.

Artificial intelligence is changing how children play. AI toys are no longer just talking dolls or dancing robots.

AI toys are no longer futuristic gadgets. They are now part of how children play and learn. From talking dolls to interactive learning companions, these toys are designed to do more than entertain.

The Pulse V-1, from Shenzhen-based INFUNITY, is marketed as a child’s first “AI friend.” On paper, it’s a sci-fi style smart toy gun. In practice, it’s an early example of how artificial intelligence is reshaping playtime for young children.

Artificial intelligence is entering many parts of family life, and toys are now part of that change. For INFUNITY, a company combining years of toy manufacturing experience with AI technology, the goal is not just to make toys smarter. It’s to help parents and children connect better through play.

Changing a brand is not just a design update — it’s a cultural shift. INFUNITY didn’t abandon its identity; it expanded it. The company kept its commitment to safety, quality, and design but added a new way to connect — through intelligence and dialogue.

In living rooms and playrooms across the world, a quiet revolution is underway. Parents who once filled toy boxes with blocks and dolls are now turning toward artificial intelligence — in the form of smart, interactive toys that promise not just fun, but learning.