Mom speaks English, Dad speaks Spanish, and the grandparents talk to the kids in Mandarin. The result? A mix of words, laughter—and sometimes, a little confusion.
That’s exactly why Pulse V-1, the new AI learning companion from INFUNITY, was created.
Unlike typical talking toys, Pulse V-1 can listen, understand, and respond in multiple languages—switching smoothly between English, Spanish, Chinese, French, and more. It’s not just repeating phrases—it’s having real conversations that help kids learn through natural interaction.
Picture this:
Your son picks up Pulse V-1 before school.
“Good morning! ¿Listo para jugar?” it says, and he giggles. He’s learning Spanish words while brushing his teeth, just by chatting with his toy.
At breakfast, Pulse V-1 asks, “What color is your cereal bowl today? Azul or blue?”
And just like that, learning becomes part of the morning routine.
Parents love that there’s no app, no screen, no stress. The toy recognizes your child’s level and adjusts automatically. For beginners, it uses short words and songs; for older kids, it introduces stories, riddles, and pronunciation challenges.
At bedtime, Pulse V-1 tells stories that can switch between English and Mandarin. Sometimes it even mixes both:
“Once upon a time…”
Children listen, laugh, and absorb both languages without realizing it.
What really stands out is how human Pulse V-1 feels.
When your child says something wrong, it doesn’t beep or buzz—it gently repeats the word correctly. When your child asks, “Why do people say bonjour?” it gives a warm, simple answer. That’s the kind of learning that sticks.
Beyond words, Pulse V-1 also introduces cultural snippets—like how kids celebrate birthdays in France, or what snacks children eat in Korea. It helps kids see language as a window into the world, not just a school subject.
For global families or bilingual homes, Pulse V-1 is more than a AI toy. It’s a bridge between generations and cultures—something that keeps language alive in the most natural way possible.
Because when learning feels like play, and play feels like friendship,that’s when real growth happens.
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