FUGO Precision 3D to Unveil Innovative 3D Printing Technology
FUGO Precision 3D is set to take a huge step forward in the 3D printing industry by debuting its revolutionary centrifugal 3D printing technology at LMT LAB DAY Chicago 2026. The event is scheduled for February 19-21 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, and FUGO will partner with Graphy Inc. to deliver live demonstrations showcasing this groundbreaking system.
Experience Live Demonstrations of Cutting-Edge Technology
During the event, attendees will get the chance to observe real-time printing demonstrations in the Gold Coast Seminar Room. This marks the first public demonstration of FUGO's innovative system, which consolidates printing, washing, drying, and curing into one efficient automated cycle. Participants will witness full production cycles, illustrating the incredible speed and precision of the new technology, which achieves sub-30-micron repeatability, outperforming conventional additive manufacturing systems by a significant margin.
Revolutionary Approach through Centrifugal Forces
FUGO's 3D printing technology differs fundamentally from traditional resin printers. Instead of relying on mechanical methods to apply layers, it harnesses artificial gravity generated by centrifugal forces, producing up to 2,000 G's of force. This unique approach allows parts to form completely submerged in the material, which serves as a natural support structure, creating smooth surfaces with virtually no visible layer lines. Additionally, the technology intelligently creates microscopic drainage channels, effectively sealing trapped volumes that often present challenges in regular SLA 3D printing.
Multitude of Applications with Advanced Material Collaboration
In collaboration with Graphy Inc., renowned for their high-performance photopolymer materials, FUGO's demonstrations will feature a variety of advanced materials, including Shape Memory Aligner (SMA) materials and clinically validated dental resins. These materials are celebrated for their exceptional mechanical properties, dimensional stability, and biocompatibility. The partnership combines FUGO's hardware prowess with Graphy's material science expertise to produce high-quality, production-ready parts with reduced manual finishing requirements.
Insights from Industry Leaders
"LMT LAB DAY serves as an ideal platform to unveil what we believe is a groundbreaking change in dental manufacturing,” said Alexandr (Sasha) Shkolnik, CTO of FUGO Precision 3D. He emphasized the importance of providing industry leaders with a firsthand look at the technology in action, highlighting its potential for scalable precision manufacturing without relying on simulations or videos.
About FUGO Precision 3D
FUGO Precision 3D has pioneered the world’s first centrifugal 3D printing system, seamlessly integrating multiple processes into one automated cycle. This innovation caters to a wide range of industries, including dental labs, medical devices, aerospace, and manufacturing sectors that demand high output.
About Graphy Inc. (KOSDAQ: 318060)
Graphy stands as a global leader in the innovation of photopolymer materials, especially known for its patented Shape Memory Aligner (SMA) material. With headquarters in Seoul, South Korea, Graphy provides advanced materials for 3D printing to various industries, encompassing dental and medical applications.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is FUGO Precision 3D's new technology?
FUGO Precision 3D is showcasing a unique centrifugal 3D printing system that automates the printing, washing, drying, and curing processes.
When will the live demonstrations occur?
The live demonstrations will take place from February 19 to February 21 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, during LMT LAB DAY Chicago 2026.
What makes FUGO's printing system different from traditional methods?
Unlike conventional printers, FUGO's system uses centrifugal force to create parts, allowing for smoother surfaces and faster production speeds.
Who is FUGO's partner for the event?
FUGO Precision 3D is partnering with Graphy Inc. to demonstrate their advanced materials alongside the new printing technology.
What industries can benefit from FUGO's technology?
The technology is applicable in various fields, including dental manufacturing, medical devices, and aerospace industries, facilitating newer, faster production methods.
