Stickerbox by Hapiko is a voice-to-sticker printer for kids: they speak an idea, a child-safe AI draws it, and a thermal printer spits out a real sticker — no smartphone, no ink, no subscription. $99.99 at stickerbox.com, from a team now backed by Spin Master. For parents who want AI that makes physical things instead of consuming attention, it is a standout gift; for older kids, the novelty fades once the drawing engine is understood.
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