Media and Press

"Smart dolls with style seek to make coding more fun for girls"

"Robots and drones are all the rage with boys, but one Bethesda, Maryland, entrepreneur is hoping to encourage more girls to get into coding and technology."

"This doll on a scooter intends to help girls learn how to code."

"Sharmi Albrechtsen Starts Revolution to Makeover the Tech Industry with SmartGurlz."

"Self-balancing robots and action dolls are encouraging young women to become tomorrow’s programmers."

"SmartGurlz wants to encourage girls to code.Their fashion dolls ride around on Segway-style scooters called Siggy Robots that can be programmed via an app."

"The First Drone For Girls -- Disrupting The Toy Industry?"

"Inventor Of The World’s First Coding Robots For Girls Set To Launch In U.S."

"Toymakers are the early adopters pushing AR into the mainstream"

"New robot doll hits the stores and will make girls become future engineers"

"Parents turn entrepreneurial to make Christmas gifts"

"But it is not all about learning technical skills. The Girl Power trend also includes products which can help boost self-confidence."

"These are the high-tech trends of the year!"

"The idea stemmed from their effort to help their 11-year-old daughter, now 16, who was struggling in math."

"Challenging the ‘bro’ culture in tech requires more than just supporting the few women left there — it actually means attracting, recruiting and keeping more women."

SmartGurlz at Fox and Friends.