Grid.Space launched Kiri:Moto, a browser-based CAM tool for 3D printing, CNC, and laser cutting. No downloads, accounts, or subscriptions are needed. Everything runs locally, protecting student privacy and ensuring offline access.

Built for STEM education, the platform supports Chromebooks, tablets, and older hardware. Its local-first architecture means no cloud uploads and no data collection, making it compliant with COPPA and FERPA.

Educators gain access to open-source, industry-standard workflows without per-seat fees. Students develop real-world skills in digital fabrication, from slicing to toolpath generation. It's also ideal for makerspaces, libraries, and homeschooling environments.

Grid plans to expand features based on community feedback. Since it works offline after initial load, it reduces infrastructure burden. Future updates may include deeper CAD integration and support for additional machine types.