Vedati believes the partnership with Mattel connects to his company’s broader goal of getting kids to become makers—however they define it. “We’re not saying that you have to learn to code,” he says, ...

California-based Tynker, but it was in the “nine figures.” Other press reported the price was $200 million. Byjus’s bought U.S.-based AR game maker Osmo for $120 million in 2019. It also ...

Educational software maker Tynker has partnered with drone maker Parrot to combine drones with programming education in multiple ways, allowing both schools and parents at home to teach kids to ...

“At Tynker, we believe that kids of all ages should develop the critical thinking skills needed to become the ‘makers of tomorrow’,” said Vedati, who serves as the startup’s chief executive.