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Matt Gajkowski
@mattgajkowski
Hi Aneela! It's funny that Marty commented, because his daughter actually had an opportunity to interact with Tiko and she had a pretty good time. Generally, Tiko is safe enough to be used by children and by allowing them to print anything they like, it lets them run with their imagination. Doesn't get much cooler than that!
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Matt Gajkowski
@mattgajkowski
I’m Matt, the founder of Tiko 3D. My team and I have created Tiko: The $179 Unibody 3D printer. We’re live on Kickstarter right now! We developed some remarkable technologies that dropped our manufacturing costs while enabling a better printer, and now we want to make 3D printing accessible.
3D printing inspired us to become inventors, so we can't wait to … See more
Braden Kemp
@braden_kemp · Spark Innovation Centre
Great to see someone enter the market with a legitimate sub $200 printer that is focused on quality.
Looking forward to watching this one go! I know I'll enjoy using mine...backer #69
Aneela
@ak310i · Entrepreneur
this looks super cool. I've always been interested in 3d printing. Tiko looks really user friendly -- is it friendly enough for kids? I can see this as a cool gift for my niece & nephew to learn about 3D printing and designing small toys. What design tools / programs do you recommend?
Marty Wetherall
@mcw719 · Director of Innovation, Fallon
I helped create Tiko's Kickstarter campaign and I've also seen them demo at CES and SXSW. The team has created something remarkable here, and I agree with @ak310i above, kids are going to go crazy for this. At $179, anyone who's ever wanted a 3D printer can now own one or more, and it's a better printer, too. Maker @MattGajkowski is a visionary and he's exci… See more