
Sustainable energy is a concept that adults today must adapt
to in order for our planet to move towards a cleaner and brighter future. To
some who have passionate interest in the environment, it seems as though using
renewable energy over fossil fuels is just common sense. How can we share this attitude for
generations to come?
Meet Quad, the green toy from
Endrit Hajno. This little interactive humanoid requires
solar and wind power in order to charge its batteries. He is able to stick to
most surfaces with its suction cup hands and feet in order to demonstrate how
the efficiency of solar or wind is dependent on location of wind currents or
sunlight. While Quad sits next to the window taking in some rays or hangs
around catching the wind, he is connecting to the internet via Bluetooth
uploading his energy intake to a fun online game where you can compete with
others. This allows children to have fun and interact with others while
learning about green technology!
I think this toy
would make a great gift to kids (especially those who aspire to be scientists
or engineers) because it always promotes curiosity of how it works, why it
works better here than there, and allows them to innovate when they see that
another Quad across the country is getting better or worse results. In other
words, Quad helps children learn even if they don’t know their learning. Quad
encourages children to ask questions and even do their own research as well.
Overall this toy is a great idea and I even consider buying one myself.
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learning about this toy and want to hear more about green products leave a
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