Oct 4, 2019
Blue Hat Interactive Entertainment Technology (NASDAQ: BHAT), a producer, developer and operator of augmented reality (“AR”) interactive entertainment games and toys in China, on Thursday announced the opening of its first play-based learning center featuring the company’s AR games and educational content in Xiamen, China. The play-based learning center leverages BHAT’s AR technology to provide an immersive learning experience for children aged 1-7 in subjects including health, language, social and emotional, science and art. The courses offered were designed to help develop various key skills including motor skills, cognitive skills, concentration and memorization, creativity and imagination, social and emotional skills, leadership, teamwork, and understanding rules and solving problems. “We are very excited to open our first AR play-based learning center,” Blue Hat Interactive Entertainment Technology CEO Xiaodong Chen stated in the news release. “We believe our AR technology leads the trend in early childhood education, as the tools and content we develop enrich children’s learning processes with immersive, real-life experiences. Our goal is to cultivate a fun environment, guided by our teachers, that enables young learners to explore their interests as well as develop core skills for school.”
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About Blue Hat
Blue Hat Interactive Entertainment Technology is a producer, developer and operator of AR interactive entertainment games and toys in China, including interactive educational materials, mobile games and toys with mobile game features. The company’s interactive entertainment platform creates unique user experiences by connecting physical items to mobile devices, which creates a rich visual and interactive environment for users through the integration of real objects and virtual scenery. Distinguished by its own proprietary technology, Blue Hat aims to create an engaging, interactive and immersive community for its users. For more information, visit the company’s website at ir.bluehatgroup.com.
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