Monster Hunt vs AI SMART microscope

You walk the same streets. Every day. You think you know them. You don’t. Because something’s hiding! Above the doorways, Beneath the fountains, It is forgotten and therefore grumpy. It can be only one thing: Monster! But don’t worry! Georgina is awake, and so is the Guild of Monster Hunters! They’ve opened their secret archive. Digital. Magical. Global. Now it’s your turn. Dare to catch them? How to play: 1. Start the Hunt Choose your city. Choose your neighborhood. The monsters are near—you’ll feel it. 2. Get your Monster Card Scratch the dust. Study the riddle. Use your scanner and locate the monster. 3. Catch the Monster! Are you close? Unlock the card and reveal the Monster! Enjoy its happy face and listen to its story. Play Your Way In the city? Perfect! Use your GPS and compass to track its exact location. Far away? No problem. Use the Teleport Tool and hunt remotely in Street View. Bring your friends. Bring your family. The more the merrier and every hand helps! Your city is awake—will you answer its call?

The Clementoni AI SMART microscope can be used in two different configurations: classic analogue, used to observe your specimens with 3 different magnifications (40X - 120X – 300X) through the removable eyepiece, and the digital version, used to connect your device to the integrated Wi-Fi camera and access all the functions and contents of the special APP. The APP offers a wide range of functions: Observe, Digital slides, Archive and Experiments. In Observe mode, you can see your prepared specimens on your device screen with 3 different magnification options (55X – 170X – 425X). You can take photos of the specimen, add filters to the image and train artificial intelligence to recognise the specimen type. In the Digital slides section, you can learn more about the 12 topics represented by 6 coloured slides (back and front), with videos, interesting facts, quizzes and photos. All the photos taken of the specimens are saved in the Archive, with any notes and comments. The steps for preparing some specimens to observe are explained in the Experiments section. What are you waiting for? Download the APP and start having fun!