The developer of an ultra-thin charging technology, Israeli startup Kado, has announced its first overseas cooperation agreement for the development of its products. Under the agreement, Kado is collaborating with South Korea's Dongyang E&P to complete the development of what is supposedly the world's thinnest charger for laptops, which will also become the world's first foldable charger for laptops.

Developing an ultra-thin charging technology, Kado, has raised $1.2m to help it complete development of the world’s thinnest wall charger. Kado has unveiled two ultra-thin chargers: one for smartphones and tablets, and one for laptops, which is the world's first ever foldable charger. AltaIR Capital participated in the seed round.

Israeli start-up Kado, which is developing a new ultra-thin charging technology, has raised $1.2m to help it complete development of what it claims to be the world’s thinnest wall charger. Kado has unveiled two ultra-thin chargers: one for smartphones and tablets, and one for laptops, which is supposedly the world's first ever foldable charger. AltaIR Capital participated in the seed round.