Affichage des articles dont le libellé est QR code. Afficher tous les articles
Affichage des articles dont le libellé est QR code. Afficher tous les articles

jeudi 31 juillet 2014

QR Post, le QR code qui prend vos messages quand vous n'êtes pas là...

Un nouveau moyen de recevoir des messages sans avoir à donner son email et son numéro de mobile. Lorsque que vous êtes absent, le QR Post prend les messages et vous les transmet.



Comment ça marche?
1: On choisit un QR Post sur le site internet: http://www.qrpost.fr.
2: On reçoit le QR Post par la Poste.
3: On active son QR Post en le scannant une première fois et en saisissant ses coordonnées. Le voilà maintenant opérationnel.
4: On met son QR Post sur sa boîte aux lettres, sous sa sonnette et pourquoi pas, sur son pare-brise
5: La personne qui veut vous contacter, scanne le code et vous envoie un message que vous recevez par mail voire par SMS.

Source : QRPost

lundi 20 mai 2013

Scannable pyjamas contain bedtime stories

Smart PJ’s aim to make bedtime more engaging by enabling kids to scan its patterns to unlock new stories.
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Most parents will know just how difficult it is to get their kids to bed at the right time, especially if work life means they don’t have much time to relax at home. While Japan has offered the Hug and Dream Minnie Mouse – a toy with a lulling mechanism that mimics slow breathing – our latest spotting is Smart PJ’s, pyjamas that make bedtime more engaging by enabling kids to scan the garment’s patterns to unlock new stories.

Developed by Idaho-based realtor Juan Murdoch, the all-in-one pyjamas are covered with unique dot patterns that act similarly to QR codes – when scanned using the tie-in app, one of 47 stories or lessons is brought up on the smartphone or tablet. While traditional storytelling has been a staple of children’s pre-bedtime ritual, many are now growing up with more attention-grabbing devices. By pairing new technology with bedtime clothes, Smart PJ’s makes preparing to sleep an engaging activity for today’s kids. Murdoch is a father of six and it’s easy to see how this kind of development can ease some pressure on parents, especially those with busy lives. Although the digital stories can be a joint reading venture for kids and parents, it is possible for children to entertain themselves with the Smart PJ’s, especially as the stories come with optional narration through the app. The video below offers a demonstration of the clothes:

 
 
Available for both boys and girls, Smart PJ’s retail for USD 25 each, while the app is free. How else can devices relieve the stress of parenting – without becoming an obstacle between important parent-child bonds?