NetworkNewsBreaks – Blue Hat Interactive Entertainment Technology (NASDAQ: BHAT)Announces Launch of “Talking Tom and Friends” Bouncing Bubble in China
Nov 12, 2019
Blue Hat Interactive Entertainment Technology (NASDAQ: BHAT), a producer, developer and operator of augmented reality (“AR”) interactive entertainment games and toys in China, today announced the launch of a new collection of its popular “Bouncing Bubble” range of toys, in partnership with media franchise “Talking Tom and Friends.” According to the update, Bouncing Bubble is designed using environmentally-friendly and toxic-free liquid, allowing for large, strong bubbles. Using a paddle or gloves, children can bounce these bubbles as if they were ping pong balls, creating an extra level of fun compared to conventional bubble products. “Award-winning media franchise ‘Talking Tom and Friends’ is beloved across the world for its cute characters and instantly recognizable visual identity,” Blue Hat CEO Xiaodong Chen said in the news release. “Blue Hat’s partnership with ‘Talking Tom and Friends’ promises to attract a greater number of children to our innovative ‘Bouncing Bubble’ product, which allows them to play with bubbles that last longer and are larger than conventional bubbles, and are free from harmful chemicals. We look forward to introducing elements of the ‘Talking Tom and Friends’ franchise to other product lines from across our broad portfolio of cutting-edge toys and games.”
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About Blue Hat
Blue Hat Interactive Entertainment Technology is a producer, developer and operator of AR interactive entertainment games and toys in China, including interactive educational materials, mobile games, and toys with mobile game features. The company’s interactive entertainment platform creates unique user experiences by connecting physical items to mobile devices, which creates a rich visual and interactive environment for users through the integration of real objects and virtual scenery. Distinguished by its own proprietary technology, Blue Hat aims to create an engaging, interactive and immersive community for its users. For more information, visit the company’s website at www.BlueHatGroup.net.
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