Since launching 25 years ago, JumpStart Games has emerged as a leading player on the smart games market. On June 3, the established learning-based game provider announced a new partnership. JumpStart will join forces with the Smithsonian’s National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute to develop an augmented reality (AR) app. A few years ago, AR-based […]
Since launching 25 years ago, JumpStart Games has emerged as a leading player on the smart games market. On June 3,…
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