Heard of Gauri Nanda? Yes, the brain behind the Clocky alarm clock that loves to be on motion. Nanda is now all set to give you a technology to send messages through smart toys to your kids.
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Smart-toys to keep you and your kids connected
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Published December 18, 2013
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The product designer Gauri Nanda, 34, is best known for waking up adults, and now she is giving children their first phones. In 2006, fresh out of M.I.T. graduate school, she introduced Clocky, a wheeled alarm clock that noisily runs away if no one turns it off. More than 600,000 Clockys and their spherical cousins, Tockys, have been sold through her company, Nanda Home.
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