INFUNITY designed the Pulse V-1 for children aged 3 to 8. This is the age when kids begin exploring language, logic, and self-expression. The company believes toys in this stage should not just entertain but also educate. The Pulse V-1 achieves this balance by blending voice interaction, object recognition, and storytelling into a single, engaging experience.
Unlike traditional sound-and-light toy guns, the Pulse V-1 features an AI companion that can recognize objects, hold simple conversations, and tell original stories. Using an internal camera, the toy can scan everyday items and describe what they are — from fruits to animals — in a friendly, narrative tone. The child can then listen, ask questions, or switch into play mode, which offers different “bullet” effects and more than 50 RGB light patterns for a futuristic touch.
Each interaction is built to encourage curiosity and confidence. The AI companion is designed to initiate conversations rather than wait for commands, keeping playtime lively and spontaneous. The storytelling content, written in-house, ensures that no story is repeated — every session brings something fresh and imaginative.
Still, INFUNITY emphasizes that Pulse V-1 is not for toddlers. Although easy to operate, it requires children to follow verbal instructions and interact thoughtfully. This makes it most suitable for kids who can communicate clearly but are still in their exploratory years — the ideal window for guided discovery and active learning.
For parents, safety and transparency are key. The Pulse V-1 follows international safety standards and connects to a parental control app. Through the app, parents can adjust sound effects, select interaction themes, and review weekly activity reports showing how their child engages with the toy. The app also includes daily missions and a virtual reward system, letting kids earn points by completing small learning challenges.
Most of the advanced features — like object recognition, scanning, and chatting with the AI companion — work best with Wi-Fi, though the toy still functions offline in basic shooting mode. INFUNITY expects most families to use it indoors, where kids can play safely and parents can join in.
Behind the product is a broader vision. INFUNITY says it aims to “build a bridge between fun and learning.” The company sees AI not as a digital babysitter, but as a creative partner that helps children think, imagine, and grow. Its long-term goal is to develop toys that evolve with the child’s learning pace, blending technology with emotional connection.
In a market crowded with flashy smart toys, INFUNITY’s Pulse V-1 stands out for its careful mix of education, entertainment, and companionship. For children aged 3 to 8, it offers more than just play — it offers a chance to learn, dream, and discover with a little help from an AI companion.
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