‘Smart Pajamas’ Read Bedtime Stories To Children Via QR Codes
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‘Smart Pajamas’ Read Bedtime Stories To Children Via QR Codes

The bedtime ritual of a child putting on pajamas, cuddling with a parent, while reading a bedtime story has remained largely unchanged for centuries.

Until now.

Smart PJs are storytelling pajamas, that use mobile technology, similar to a QR code, to display bedtime favorites on a smartphone or tablet.

Source: ‘Smart Pajamas’ Read Bedtime Stories To Children Via QR Codes (VIDEO) « Now The End Begins

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