Tarek Cain
An emerging company has released the first book using the technology of enhanced reality in Egypt, in a unique experience for some of the young Egyptians who have penetrated this new world of modern technology.
The book aims to bring the ideas and concepts of the human body to students in a visual and interactive way. Imagina's books provide the perfect solution for children who interact better with images, providing an incentive for them to study and understand scientific matters.
The book "Human Body" is the first book to provide enhanced reality that shows virtual objects and information in the real user environment can be dealt with several devices such as smart phone and electronic glasses.
Livit has developed this book through a financing campaign on the famous Cake Starr site, a collective financing site where the product is financed before production for the first production.
Enhanced Reality Technology
Entrenched technology has attracted the major IT and social networking companies, currently used in entertainment, military training, engineering design, robotics, manufacturing and others.
As educational systems seek to adopt the latest technology to make the learning process more enjoyable, interesting and exciting, enhanced reality technology has found its way into education.
One of the world's sites that uses enhanced reality technology in education is Visable Body, which uses three-dimensional anatomical models of the human body through which to explore the human body's cavities and learn more about physiology using a wide range of configurations.
The Imagina Series
The books of the Imagina series, which began with the book of the human body, are readable and applied. The human body book was designed to provide scientific content using a simplified conversation between cartoon characters Sarah and Adam.
As the application is being used, it develops from the learning method using enhanced reality technology. The application uses three-dimensional models accompanied by audio and video, explaining to the child the function of each member within the body, in addition to the presence of 3D games that attract the attention of the child and motivate him to learn.
Hisham Hosny, one of the founders of Levit, said: "There are other ideas for producing books of the same technology in the fields of biology, chemistry, physics and space. We believe that enhanced reality is the future of education and we know that the launch of its products is risky. Ready to go this way because we really believe in the possibilities of this technology. "