In recent years, reduced opportunities for families to eat meals together and fewer parents who cook with their children are factors contributing to solitary or missed meals and unbalanced nutrition, also making it difficult for children to learn about proper dietary habits and nutritional balance. Otsuka Pharmaceutical, long engaged in developing nutritional supplements and dietary education, launched the SketchCook application using AI technology in May 2018. The app provides an opportunity for children to learn about good dietary habits and nutrition in an entertaining way in the context of parent-child communication.
Since its introduction, SketchCook has been adopted for use in educational settings including as a teaching resource for home economics courses in elementary schools.
【SketchCook Overview】