Company Overview
Snapshot
Founded in May 2015 by Tal David, Stav Shai-Nurel, Avraham Kalaora, and Avi Kalaora, Toky operates with 1–10 employees. The company has secured $100K in total capital across one funding round from one investor. In January 2016, Toky received funding from Samurai Incubate Israel.
Business overview
Toky develops an Internet of Things (IoT) platform that integrates interactive, wearable technology into toys, enabling them to communicate with children and each other. The core product is a wearable device that attaches to toys, imbuing them with interactive speech and music, and connects via Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) and Wi-Fi to a smartphone application. Toky operates within the Media & Entertainment Technologies sector, targeting the consumer market with a focus on children's interactive play.
Strategic signal
In January 2016, Toky's innovative approach to interactive toys was highlighted by Geektime, signaling early market interest in its wearable technology. This recognition underscores the potential for smart toys to enhance engagement and provides validation for Toky's IoT platform in the evolving children's entertainment landscape.
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- What is Toky's primary product?
- Toky's primary product is an IoT platform featuring a wearable device that attaches to toys, enabling interactive speech and music through BLE and Wi-Fi connectivity to a smartphone app.
- Who are the founders of Toky?
- Toky was founded by Tal David, Stav Shai-Nurel, Avraham Kalaora, and Avi Kalaora.
- How much capital has Toky raised in total?
- Toky has raised a total of $100K.