The Stem Projector, on the other hand, expands on the company’s creative emphasis by inviting users to play and remix. For example, you may channel surf in the machine-learning-powered “Galaxy View,” a dreamy mix of preloaded and live material, by swiping your finger over its haptic, touch-sensitive ring array. Additional options allow you to adjust the size and form of the photos, as well as activate related thematic material. Kano also claims that it enables you to rotoscope characters and use effects such as splicing together footage with similar colour palettes.
The WiFi-enabled projector has 256GB of inbuilt storage and can be expanded with a microSD card. Furthermore, the tablet has a built-in kickstand that allows you to set it up at different angles. (By raising the gadget upright in its opening carrying case, you may project video onto higher walls or a ceiling.) According to the manufacturer, its battery can last four to five hours of continuous operation.
