Berlin – September 10, 2026 -- Morpho, a UV printing technology company, unveiled its first desktop UV printer at IFA 2026, booth 17-196, following a Kickstarter campaign that has surpassed $10 million in pledges from more than 2,800 backers worldwide.
Live demonstrations draw creators and manufacturers to the Berlin show floor
Attendees at the Morpho booth watched real-time printing demonstrations and, in some cases, printed on blank materials provided on site. The device prints on wood, glass, leather, metal and other substrates, producing colored, textured output aimed at customization use cases.
G7 Master ColorSpace certification anchors color consistency claims
Visitors cited print quality, the printer's moving-gantry design, and ease of use as the three most frequently mentioned strengths. Morpho's G7 Master ColorSpace certification is intended to keep tones consistent across separate print runs. An industrial-grade printhead layers thin coats of ink to build raised, tactile textures while maintaining carriage speeds of up to 600 mm/s without sacrificing detail precision.
Moving-gantry architecture keeps the machine desk-sized
The printer's gantry moves along both axes, creating a fully enclosed print chamber that accommodates a range of objects while keeping the unit's desktop footprint compact.
Stereo Vision alignment and guided software simplify setup
An integrated Stereo Vision alignment system captures an object's height and contours, while Morpho Studio's guided workflows are designed to move users from concept to print with minimal configuration. Founder Mingyu "Brett" Wang, formerly global vice president of R&D at DJI, said the company communicates directly with its user community and moves quickly on feedback-driven improvements.
Kickstarter backing signals commercial demand ahead of retail launch
The pre-IFA Kickstarter campaign's $10 million-plus haul from over 2,800 global contributors indicates early market traction for desktop-scale industrial printing among creators, educators and small businesses.