Comm Audiovisual presents the b-tripple Ninus interactive projection system at SIMO Network 2013

The provider Comm Audiovisual participates in the SIMO Education area, a new space within the SIMO Network contest 2013, which will take place 15 al 17 October at IFEMA, where it will show the b-tripple Ninus interactive projection system, among other news.

He standing by Comm Audiovisual at SIMO Education, the new space created within the framework of SIMO Network 2013 for this environment, will show the latest developments of its represented brands for digital classrooms.

One of the new features is the Ninus system, developed by the Catalan startup b-tripple for early childhood education, that offers a new methodology based on interactive projection on the floor of any classroom and laptop.

Ninus is based on a wearable device concept (It is designed as an integrated and easy-to-use piece of furniture.) that generates an interactive projection on the classroom floor on any surface and in which up to five children from the preschool cycle can interact simultaneously.

In this interactive projection, Little ones can interact with the content and activities through their gestures and movements (they can jump, move your arms, move over the projection,…), which the teacher controls using a wireless tablet to also facilitate mobility during the activity.

The Ninus system is made up of an ultra-short distance projection cannon and a sensor that detects the position of up to five children when they move within this interactive and multitouch space., The use of the body is the mechanism of interaction with educational activities in this educational cycle., in which the student's psychomotor development is essential.

The content offered by Ninus is structured in projects, like 'The garden', 'The farm', 'The jobs', inter alia, that reinforce learning across the cycles of early childhood education in an immersive way; each of which consists of ten activities, available in Spanish, Catalan and English.

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