ReadyDock develops modular hardware and software for secure storage, charging and chemical-free disinfection of iPads and TabletPCs. Its technology is used in hospitals, laboratories and other settings where bacterial infection is a risk, including schools and restaurants. The company recently launched its hardware and software platform. ReadyDock is led by founder and president David Engelhardt and is based in West Hartford, Connecticut. Financially, the company received a $200K follow-on investment from Connecticut Innovations and had previously raised $300K from the Pre-Seed Fund and an unnamed investor, bringing known funding to at least $500K. No operating metrics or revenue figures were disclosed in the article. ReadyDock is a developer of technology for secure storage, charging, and disinfecting of computer tablet devices. The company serves customers in medical, laboratory, food preparation, education and clean facilities. It is led by Eric Rosow (principal and investor) and David Engelhardt (president). ReadyDock is based in West Hartford, Connecticut. The company intends to use the newly raised capital to continue product development and to fund marketing activities. The product suite focuses on combining physical security with charging and disinfecting capabilities for shared tablet deployments.

Total raised

$1M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Equity

Latest activity

Sep 2013