Kodama trinus software#
If you want convenience features like a camera, remote control, and a touchscreen be prepared to spend days ordering parts and installing software and hoping it all works out. The problem is that up until now most kits on the market requires hours of assembly and digging through forums and guides in order to one up and running and calibrated correctly, and that's just for printing. Put in some files and you get more than just a photo or a song, you get real-life tangible objects you can hold in your hand. Its $250 deluxe kit offers a robust set of features aimed at dethroning two $1000+ titans: Ultimaker2go and Replicator Mini+. The $99 dollar entry-level set is aimed at fulfilling Kodama's mission of making 3D printing accessible to everyone, whether it's a design student in college or a designer in a developing country. Starting from just $99 you get an exquisite 3D printer that creates high-quality prints. Obsidian starts at $99 and is a category-killing 3D printer. The Obsidian crowdfunding campaign is now LIVE on Kickstarter: "We felt there was too much of a gap between cheap, hard to assemble kits and overpriced 'consumer' machines like Ultimaker2go and the Replicator Mini." - Michael Husmann, founder and CEO of Kodama. Their funding goal was reached in just three minutes and managed to raise $500,000 in only three days.
launched their second Kickstarter campaign: Obsidian, the game-changing 3D printer that aims to deliver $1000 print quality at a $99 price tag.
SAN FRANCISCO, J/PRNewswire/ - Kodama first appeared on the scene in 2016 when they released Trinus on Kickstarter. Trinus is a combination 3D printer and laser engraver for home use that was successfully delivered to over 3000 backers in 80+ countries.įollowing that first success in 2016, on Monday, June 26 Kodama, Inc.
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