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Bambu Lab expansion into laser and UV printing
Overview
Bambu Lab is expanding its product roadmap beyond 3D printing into broader desktop manufacturing technologies. In August 2026, the company teased the R1, a dedicated laser engraving and cutting device. This standalone machine follows the company’s previous approach of offering laser capabilities as expansion modules for existing 3D printers.
Shortly after the laser product announcement, Bambu Lab launched a new project to develop consumer-grade ultraviolet (UV) light-curing inkjet printers. The company has established a professional R&D team to support this expansion. These developments indicate a strategic shift toward building a personal manufacturing ecosystem that encompasses 3D printing, laser processing, and UV printing.
Entities
Bambu Lab · DJI · MakerWorld · Shenzhen · Tao Ye
Timeline
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8 days ago
[BUSINESS] 3 sourcesBambu Lab launches consumer-grade UV printer projectBambu Lab is expanding into the consumer UV printer market, building a dedicated R&D team to complement its existing 3D printing and laser processing business lines.
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14 days ago
[TECHNOLOGY] 2 sourcesBambu Lab announces R1 dedicated laser engraver and cutterBambu Lab has teased the R1, a dedicated laser engraver and cutter set for release in September 2026, moving beyond its previous modular laser attachments for 3D printers.
Sources
3druck.com · china-gadgets.de · cnmo.com · eeo.com.cn · ithome.com