A ticket to the Toy and Game Design Conference gets delegates access to the Play Creators Meet Up, a night of drinks and networking.

The Board, which includes Mojo Nation’s Billy Langsworthy, is tasked with growing The Toy Association’s educational programming, events, and resources for toy inventors, designers, and entrepreneurs.

Atkin’s new creation, Smartibot, aims to give users hands-on experience with A.I.

We caught up with Storyball’s chief of product, Meir Biton, to find more about why tech toys and products that encourage kids to get active don’t have to be mutually exclusive.

We caught up with McGettrick to find out more about the origins of Fugglers and why Spin Master is the perfect partner for the brand.

“We want everything we do to be original, innovative, and, of course, a lot of fun,” said Link of Rhett & Link.

“With the addition of Specdrums, we are strengthening the ‘A’ in STEAM in our product roadmap,” said Sphero CEO, Paul Berberian.

“Our latest data reveals a fascinating picture about how toddlers and babies as young as six months are interacting with technology – and how much their parents are seemingly willing to allow,” said Parents Insights’ lead analyst, Nick Richardson.

Chris Naylor, senior product designer for the Ridley’s team, tells us about the design process behind Ridley’s Games, and why 2018 looks set to be a standout year for the brand.

“We were so encouraged to see players coming back to the table to play again and try and improve on their score,” said FReNeTiC co-creator, Graeme Fraser-Bell.