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Story projectors

A projection platform for bedtime stories, images and audio content.

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Projection
Projection depends on the lens, the light source and the film. Decide the image count, the throw distance you want at a bedside and whether discs are changed by the child or by an adult.
Story content
Story sets need a running order, a length per episode and a plan for adding titles later. Agree the narration language and the reading level with the same care you give the artwork.

Decisions this product type puts in front of you

  • Optics Lens, focus travel and light source decide whether the image is sharp on a ceiling at bedtime. Fix the throw distance you are designing for, then check the corners of the image, not the centre.
  • The image library Discs, film strips and slides all need artwork prepared for the format. Agree how many images ship in the box, who owns them and how a new set is bought once the product is in a home.
  • Light and bedroom use This is a product used in a dark room by a small child. Decide the brightness range, the auto off timer and what the unit does when the story ends, and write that behaviour into the specification.
  • Power and handling A torch is held and dropped; a bedside unit is not. Pick the cell type, the switch and the housing for the way the product is actually used, and say what happens as the battery falls.
  • Packaging Discs and slides have to be held, presented and reordered. Plan the tray, the starter set and the refill pack alongside the product rather than after it.

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  • Whether the product is handheld or sits on a surface.
  • How many images or stories ship in the box, and who owns the artwork.
  • Whether narration is included, and in which languages.
  • Destination markets and the age grade you intend to print.
  • Quantity, and whether image sets are sold separately.

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