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Smart wearables for kids
Most engineering toys are designed for solitary play at home, but many kids like to play with friends. So we designed Linkitz: an electronic toy for social play. The Linkitz bracelet is our first product in a planned lineup of wearables for kids, based on our patent-pending modular wearables platform.

Linkitz is a wearable electronics kit. Links connect easily to create custom devices. Wear Linkitz as a bracelet or necklace, or clipped to a backpack. The links recognize your friends, so Linkitz enhances games based on proximity and interaction, like tag, friendship bracelets, and sending secret messages.

Linkitz doesn't require any programming, but it comes with a visual programming language that lets kids change how their links behave. We give kids age-appropriate programming tools and a great reason to use them. Linkitz opens up the world of technology and programming in a new way.



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Chris Wallace
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Lyssa Neel
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Founder and President at Linkitz. COO at Crowdmark. Formerly at MaRS Innovation, UTEST. Multiple C-level positions. MIT SB, SM, PhD in Computer Science.
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