NAMOO: Plant science turned into interactive low poly fun

NEW YORK, NY, May 27, 2016 /24-7PressRelease/ -- NAMOO is a fun, engaging exploration of the life of plants. The app combines encyclopedia-inspired, highly interactive 3D simulations and rich educational content tailored to school-age children. Kids love toys. The developers' goal was to go beyond the textbook and turn puzzling subjects like photosynthesis into smart toys. The CRAYON BOX team has created a multi-layered journey where kids can play, experiment, and learn with ease.

NAMOO developers turned to their childhood experiences of using encyclopedias. These richly illustrated books helped them to establish life-long interests in science. Kids often pass by these books and occupy their time with on-screen activities that are fun, but lacking in educational components. CRAYON BOX co-founders believe that new generations should not be deprived of this type of discovery and exploration. That's why they have chosen to build NAMOO's learning environment around colorful, educations, and interactive simulations. Eye-pleasing low poly 3D artwork, dreamy background music, and amusing sound effects help to deepen user engagement.

CRAYON BOX co-founder, Ethan Cho says, "During the development of NAMOO, we found that highly interactive virtual models effectively stimulate curiosity and provoke bursts of questions. We took serious care to provide answers by adding labels, clear explanations, and comprehensive student-friendly reading blocks. We've designed an educational experience that can be used by a child alone, explored with parents, or brought into classroom."



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