Why I'm building AI dolls in South Africa
Most people think hardware innovation only happens in Shenzhen or Silicon Valley. I'm proving that wrong from South Africa.
I've spent the last few years designing AI-powered smart dolls — toys that can hold conversations, adapt to a child's learning pace, and actually teach. Not just another screen. A physical, interactive companion.
But that's just one of several innovations I've developed. I've also built apps across different verticals, each solving a real problem I've observed firsthand.
The biggest challenge? Not the ideas. Not even the prototyping. It's finding the right development partners who understand the vision and have the engineering muscle to scale it.
That's why I'm here. I'm opening up my innovation portfolio to developers and tech companies who want to collaborate on products that don't exist yet.
If you're an engineer, a CTO, or someone at a tech company looking for original IP to develop — join the Innovation Hub (it's free) and let's connect.
The future of tech isn't just being built in the usual places anymore.
