The idea is that the camera will recognize the cars placed in front of the camera and then put those exact vehicles onto virtual tracks representing popular flights of fantasy like under the sea and in space. The Osmo system's been used to teach words, shapes and even music, but Mindracers represents the company's first product built for play more than education. I’ll gladly add the other two stars once there’s a solution for those of us that need to use Guided Access.Osmo is best known for its line of learning toys that combine physical play and an iPad: A mirror is clipped at the top of a vertically propped iPad running the app, allowing it to see blocks and other toy shapes that are placed on the table below. We need to be able to just leave the iPads plugged in on their bases and open for use, and know that they aren’t being used for anything else. Guided Access is a big deal to us because we have these iPads set up as dedicated learning stations that are out of our sight. While this would have an effect on required iPad resources, it should be fine since this is the only thing these iPads are used for. a single app that includes all of the Osmo games). The fundamental flaw is that there isn’t a version of this app that is compatible with Guided Access (i.e. I’ll add a star once this bug has been corrected. And for what it’s worth, this launcher opens the Numbers Toybox correctly (Osmo’s other paid app). I should mention that the Word Explorers app open correctly from it’s own icon, so the problem is definitely this launcher app. It keeps directing me to buy the Genius Kit, which I already have installed, and my son has played at length. The bug is that it won’t open the Word Explorers app (the paid app, not the one that came with the Genius Kit). This umbrella “launcher” app works pretty well for how it was designed, but it has a bug and a fundamental flaw.

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