Innovation doesn’t always mean going bigger, faster, or louder. Sometimes, the boldest question a creator can ask is: “What if it didn’t have to be so big?”
Crowdfunding is where those ideas take flight and where backers say yes to downsizing without compromise. These projects prove that shrinking in scale often means expanding what’s possible.
GPD MicroPC 2: Multi-Port Mobile Productivity Tool
Pocket-sized but powerful, the GPD MicroPC 2 brings serious computing to the palm of your hand. With multiple ports and robust specs, it’s designed for professionals who need productivity on the go without lugging around a full laptop. For digital nomads and field engineers alike, this is small tech with big ambitions.
TinyMaker: Open Source 3D Printer
Meet the open-source 3D printer that’s redefining desktop creation. TinyMaker packs the capability of larger machines into a compact form, giving makers the freedom to prototype, experiment, and invent — all from a device that fits in even the smallest of workspaces.
Capsule Personal Dishwasher 2.0
Who says you need a full-size kitchen to live clean? Capsule is a personal dishwasher that fits on your countertop, making it perfect for small apartments, RVs, or office spaces. It saves water, saves time, and proves that big convenience can come in a tiny package.
NEWYES LD0806 Portable Inkjet Printer
Print anywhere, anytime. The NEWYES LD0806 is a truly portable inkjet printer that slips into your bag and lets you produce documents on the spot. Whether for work, study, or travel, it turns the bulky home-office staple into a tool of freedom and flexibility.
DIPLE2: See the Microscopic World in a New Light
Science, shrunk. DIPLE2 transforms your smartphone into a microscope, giving you an up-close view of the microscopic world. Compact, powerful, and accessible, it opens the door to discovery for students, educators, and curious minds everywhere.
✨ Small is their edge. These campaigns prove that innovation often comes from rethinking scale and that the biggest ideas sometimes arrive in the smallest packages.
