Shor Safari
Smart Educational Toy
Shor Safari is an educational toy designed to help children learn about animals and their habitats through interactive play. By matching animals to their correct homes, kids are rewarded with the corresponding animal sound—making learning fun, sensory, and memorable.
Timeline
How it Works
Research
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Market Analysis
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Current AI toys have poor tech, limited interaction, and rely heavily on the internet
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Privacy concerns make parents hesitant; smart speakers feel overcomplicated
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Many tech toys fail to engage children
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Need simple, open-ended toys that introduce STEM
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Should build problem-solving, sequencing, and motor skills
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Toys must grow with the child’s abilities
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Interviews(Asha Workers)
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Children mainly play with simple toys (balls, blocks, cars, kitchen sets)
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Toys often break easily, may be unsafe, and lack learning value
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Parents rarely buy toys; children use household items instead
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ICDS allocates very limited and less funds for toys
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Low budgets result in poor-quality or insufficient toys
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Lack of age-appropriate learning.
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Workers are sometimes busy with administrative tasks.
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Existings Toys
Sensory overload with minimal skill development
Limited engagement and creativity; unsafe design
Excessive plastic use with outdated mechanisms and poor tactility
Promotes passive learning; lacks inclusive design
Ideations
Design Decisions
Decisions
Changed head to square form to provide a better three pinch grip for small hands.
Changed mechanism from individual bodies to a single platform to cut down on costs.
Used reclaimed wood for sustainability and better durability.
Final Product
