UAS Additive Strategies 2026
AMS X

XYZprinting Looks To Produce All-In-One 3D Printer/Scanner Combos

AMR Applications Analysis

Share this Article

XYZprinting, the company behind the da Vinci line of 3D printers, had a large booth set up at this year’s “Inside 3D Printing,” conference.  There, the company showed off all three of their machines, which included the da Vinci 1.0, 2.0, and latest addition 2.1.

XYZprinting is known for their affordable, yet sophisticated 3D printers and in this market you need to innovate in order to stay davin-2ahead of the growing number of competitors entering.  That is just what XYZprinting is doing.  For just $499 you can purchase the da Vinci 1.0, and for $849 you can be the proud owner of a da Vinci 2.1, which features dual extruders, and an easy to use touchscreen interface.

The innovation doesn’t stop there though.  In a statement made by Gary Shu, senior manger of market development at XYZprinting, to Computerworld this week, he revealed something that many 3D printing enthusiasts have been hoping to hear.  Gary told Computerworld, that by the end of this year they hope to be able to launch an all-in-one 3D printer/scanner combo.  Such a device would davin-1likely allow users to place an object inside the printer, scan that object, and then begin to replicate it moments later, layer by layer, out of filament.

“Our aim is to improve the speed, quality and usability of our printers,” Shu told Computerworld. “Also, we’re hoping to add different applications…and 3D scanners are a hot topic right now.”

There is no doubt that this market is becoming extremely competitive.  This could be seen this week at the “Inside 3D Printing,” conference and expo, where there were a large number of 3D printer companies on hand, many pitching very similar products.  Anything to set a company apart from the competition would be huge as this market continues to expand.  Stay tuned to the XYZPrinting Thread at 3DPrintboard for further updates.



Share this Article


Recent News

The Next Generation of Engineers Is Learning by Doing, with 3D Printing

3D Printing News Briefs, May 2, 2026: Soft Robots, Agricultural Waste, & More



Categories

3D Design

3D Printed Art

3D Printed Food

3D Printed Guns


You May Also Like

3D Printing News Briefs, April 30, 2026: Support-Free Titanium, Drug Delivery, & More

In today’s 3D Printing News Briefs, we’ll start with Makelab’s new website, and move on to commercialization of support-free metal 3D printing in South Korea. We’ll end with drug delivery...

Post-Printing at RAPID 2026: PostProcess Technologies & Mass Finishing

The whole 3D printing workflow was on display in Boston at RAPID+TCT last week, from design software and 3D printing hardware all the way to post-processing and finishing solutions. For...

RAPID 2026 in Pictures: The Coolest & Craziest Things on the Show Floor

Last week, North America’s premier 3D printing trade show, RAPID+TCT 2026, came to Boston. I spent two days trekking the show floor, trying to see as much as I could,...

RAPID Roundup 2026: New Machines and Market Moves

RAPID + TCT 2026 wrapped up yesterday, but the show floor proved there’s a lot happening across the additive manufacturing (AM) space, especially when it comes to new hardware and...