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Chinese 3D printing brandELEGOOused its presence atRAPID + TCT 2026in Boston to unveil two headline products: the Jupiter 2, an ultra-large format resin printer, and the CANVAS multicolor system for its Centauri Carbon platform, the latter making its first public appearance at the show.
The Jupiter 2 anchors the lineup with 16K resolution, multi-point auto-leveling, and automated resin management, targeting users who need consistent output at scale across applications from jewelry and character modeling to functional prototyping and batch production.
The CANVAS multicolor system, designed for smooth color transitions on the Centauri Carbon, drew notable attention on the show floor. The system is expected to reach full availability by the end of April, with pricing still to be confirmed.
Rounding out the hardware display were the Centauri Carbon 2 Combo, Saturn 4 Ultra 16K, and OrangeStorm Giga, alongside a materials and accessories range that gave attendees a broader view of where ELEGOO’s product lines currently sit.
ELEGOO also used the event to demonstrate the connective tissue around its hardware, the Matrix remote control app and Nexprint model platform, framing the booth as a showcase for an integrated workflow rather than a collection of individual machines.
On the community side, the company hosted a “Print What You Scan” activation running alongside the exhibition, walking attendees through how 3D scanning feeds into the printing workflow. Industry creator Frankly Built participated throughout, leading Q&A sessions and hands-on activities with makers at the booth.
Going forward, ELEGOO remains committed to putting users first, building on its 3D printing know-how to keep raising the bar on the overall experience.
Building Platforms, Not Just Printers
ELEGOO’s approach at RAPID + TCT reflects how the industry is moving from selling standalone machines to building integrated ecosystems. Hardware alone is no longer the differentiator,the brands gaining ground are those that wrap their printers in software, materials, and community layers that keep users inside a single, connected workflow.
Source: 3D Printing Industry
