Blow Light
Bamboo Magazine — April 30, 2007 — Eco
References: ecogeek.org & metaefficient
The Blow Light is a wind-powered toy which teaches kids about wind energy. The toy has one green and two blue LED lights which are powered by blowing on the 2.4 inch rotor blade. Though the practical uses are limited, there's no doubt a product like this would appeal to a great deal of people.
Implications - It's not surprising that parents want their children to be smart. Businesses that create educational toys and games cater to a market for parents and teachers that want to make learning fun for their kids. Often times, kids learn more when they are playing and using hands-on items rather than at a desk listening.
Implications - It's not surprising that parents want their children to be smart. Businesses that create educational toys and games cater to a market for parents and teachers that want to make learning fun for their kids. Often times, kids learn more when they are playing and using hands-on items rather than at a desk listening.
Trend Themes
1. Educational Toys - The trend of educational toys provides an opportunity to develop innovative products that make learning fun for children.
2. Hands-on Learning - The trend of hands-on learning presents an opportunity to create interactive products that engage children in active learning experiences.
3. Renewable Energy Education - The trend of renewable energy education offers a window for creating educational products that teach children about green energy and sustainability.
Industry Implications
1. Toy Manufacturing - The toy manufacturing industry can explore new possibilities in creating educational toys that combine fun and learning.
2. Edtech - The EdTech industry can develop interactive digital solutions that promote hands-on learning in educational settings.
3. Green Energy - The green energy industry can expand its reach by developing educational products that raise awareness about renewable energy among children.
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