Internet connected toys that track infant motor skills with embedded sensors. The infants development is sent to the parents phone where it is visualized into easy to understand milestones through an interactive app. Team project: Clementine Gilbert, Prashant Arya and JeeEun Kim

Interaction prototypes with functioning electronics

Electronics inside of Kiki

Electronics inside of Coco

Electronics inside of Crunchy

1. Parent is concerned about baby’s motor skill development

2. He goes to the toy store and is recommended the Kinabalu Jungle toys. He is told that they are object based toys appropriate for infants but embedded with sensors that can help track motor skills and relay them to the parent on their smart phone.

3. At home he connects his phone to the toys by bluetooth

4. He is excited when his baby interacts with the toys by grabbing the tail of the crocodile, breaking apart the banana and pulling on the palm tree's leaves

5. After playing he can see his baby’s motor skills development visualized in the app.

6. He puts the toys away in their wireless charging box so they are ready for his baby to play with tomorrow