Make Learning an Engaging Experience that Ignites Your Child's Curiosity!
Combining the brilliance of AR and the effectiveness of classic book-based learning
ARpedia's latest book series takes your child on an educational adventure,
discovering science and historical content with stunning visual effects.
Meet Spotty!
The MVP when it comes to bringing our books to life through AR
Spotty has been thoughtfully designed to ensure your child's experience is comfy, safe, and does not cause any strain on their neck or hands!
Cute and friendly appearance!
Device securing bow-tie
Adjustable neck height
Sturdy base & legs
Power button
Tablet data input
Book to screen camera
Our Kickstarter Campaign
Unveiling Exciting New Adventures!
We believe our Science Adventure series will fit right in with the community. Join us in bringing cutting-edge AR technology and immersive book-based learning to the community.. Take a peek at the two new titles below!
Fascinating Creatures
Introduce your child to some of the most mesmerizing creatures on our planet ( maybe even a few that you have never seen before either! )
Eating and Digesting
Showing off
Photosynthesis
Regenerating
Who’s Behind ARpedia?
Woongjin Thinkbig Co., Ltd
...is the leading company that specializes in early childhood education development in South Korea. Since 1980, we have developed and offered a variety of educational and cultural content and solutionsfor kids, from toddlers to primary school students.
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We are on a lifetime mission to improve early childhood learning and make reading accessible for all children, regardless of their learning style. At Woongjin Thinkbig, we have developed many educational mediums through the metaverse, AR, and personalized AI learning services.
In particular, the ARpedia project combines the latest AR technology with the traditional values of books, which enables children to read books in an increasingly digitalized way and to understand what they read more intuitively through various visual AR experiences.
