Another leading brand also stepped into 3D technology after HP, Xerox and Ricoh. Chinese technology manufacturer, Lenovo developed its own 3D printer XiaoXin L20. Presented at Beijing on May, L20 gained recognition with its elegance.
The desktop 3D-printer looks quite attractive novelty. Slick finish in Apple style, with a black front and silver side panels hiding a durable aluminum chassis, with a print bed 200x180x160mm.While many of the existing of 3D-printers require manual alignment and calibration platform, XiaoXin L20 will perform these functions automatically.
As the company’s 3D printing business manager Mu Zhen explained, 3D printing has become big business in China and is set to expand enormously. According to Mu Zhen, the Chinese 3D printing market has become the third largest in the world. It accounts for 13 percent of the international market’s revenue, and for about 8 percent of all sales. What’s more, the domestic market is blossoming. Market specialists are predicting a steady high growth speed of 100 percent over the coming years, while the Chinese government is strongly backing 3D printing development.