Immersive Experience and Augmented Reality (AR)

· Virtual and reality integration: Superimposing the digital world on physical objects to create a strong sense of immersion. For instance, if a dinosaur toy is placed on the table, the ecological environment and dynamic information of the dinosaur's life will be displayed.

· Narrative and gamification: It can trigger a series of animations and stories through objects, making the learning or presentation process as interesting as playing a game.

2. Rich digital content library

· Customizable content: The system backend usually has a content management system (CMS), which can easily update, add or modify digital content associated with objects (such as videos, 3D models, web pages, audio, etc.).

· Cross-disciplinary applications: The same hardware desk can be instantly transformed from a geography teaching desk into a car display platform or an interactive game table by loading different software contents.

3. Intuitive and natural interaction methods

· "Zero learning cost" : The interaction logic is highly intuitive - pick up, put down, move, and piece together. Users do not need to learn complex instructions or operation manuals. They can use it immediately upon getting started, making it especially suitable for children and users who are not familiar with electronic devices.

· Stimulate creativity: By combining different objects, unexpected effects can be created, encouraging users to explore and experiment.