Kinazium provides hours of fun inventing and designing games building mazes, pinball, skee-ball and much more for robotic and other rolling toys. Sensors can be programmed to score points, be timers and provide robotic toy interaction.
An artist and inventor at heart, Susan Crouse has developed large complex video products over many years, two winning Technical Emmys. Now with a team of young engineers. she started Traxart Toys, and Kinazium is the exciting result.
Adam is a co-founder and graduate of the University of Colorado in Aerospace Engineering. Working full-time and helping Traxart Toys, Adam contributes with design, patent work, and jumps in on a variety of other tasks.
Co-founder and Graduate of the University of Colorado in Mechanical Engineering, along with working full-time, Hunter jumped in and prototyped our motion sensor. He has also contributed to rapid prototyping and wall design.
Emily is a co-founder and University of Colorado Aerospace graduate. She has been the start-up expert on the team, as her full-time job is with Uncharted, a company that helps emerging countries get ideas off the ground for individuals.
Taylor Scott a co-founder and University of Colorado Graduate, brings both his inventive ideas and product experience to the team. He also is working on some other fun ventures simultaneously.
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