CPToys

CPToys is an Australian startup founded in 2013 with the aim of harnessing technology to improve outcomes for children with cerebral palsy. The company's slogan "Harnessing technology to improve outcomes for children with cerebral palsy" reflects its mission to leverage innovative technology to support therapists and parents in implementing effective therapy for children with cerebral palsy. Founded by Occupational Therapist, Associate Professor Brian Hoare, CPToys offers an online platform that integrates science and innovative technology to enhance therapy for children with cerebral palsy. Brian, an internationally recognized specialist in upper limb rehabilitation for children with cerebral palsy, brings significant expertise to the company, drawing from his experience in research, clinical work, and teaching. As a pioneer in the field, Brian’s efforts have contributed significantly to establishing clinical best practices for children with cerebral palsy, both in Australia and internationally. His academic background, culminating in a PhD from La Trobe University and post-doctoral studies at Karolinska Institute, Sweden, underpin CPToys' commitment to evidence-based therapy for children with cerebral palsy. With a focus on the health care industry, CPToys is poised to make a meaningful impact on the lives of children with cerebral palsy and their families. Notably, the company’s dedication to leveraging technology for therapeutic purposes not only sets it apart but also demonstrates the potential for scalability and societal impact. Currently, there is no public information available regarding the startup's last investment, and the investors involved, yet the company's unwavering commitment to its cause makes it a compelling potential investment opportunity. As CPToys continues to expand its offerings and reach, it presents an intriguing prospect for venture capital firms seeking to invest in impactful and innovative health care solutions.