Being in the forefront with education projets as well as destop printer manufacturing, MakerBot received one of Germany’s most prestigious awards, iF Design Award .
Accelerating projects aiming increase personal 3D use and education, MakerBot continues 2017 year which started well with an award. The company won iF Design Award with Replicator+ printer that attracts attention in the market.
“The MakerBot Replicator+ stands out in the desktop 3D printing category because it is designed to seamlessly fit into the workflow of designers and engineers,” said Mark Palmer, head of experience design at MakerBot. “We developed the Replicator+ as part of our new 3D printing solution for professionals with the goal of accelerating and streamlining the iterative design process. The sleek and open industrial design invites professionals to keep the printer right on their desks, creating an immediate feedback loop in the prototyping process, especially in the early phases of concept modeling.”
MakerBot’s new solution for professionals offers engineers and designers a faster and more effective way to develop and test their ideas. The MakerBot Replicator+ provides faster, easier, and more reliable printing with a bigger build volume. WI-FI connectivity and tightly integrated desktop and mobile applications enable the Replicator+ to easily integrate into the design workflow. Compatibility with native CAD 3D files and high performance materials are tailored to meet the demanding needs of professionals. The MakerBot Replicator+ also features a flexible build plate, making it easy to remove larger prints by simply bending the plate. The new Grip Build Surface ensures that prints adhere better without the use of blue tape, resulting in improved reliability and reduced warping and curling.