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Most 3D Printers take in plastic spools, but this one lets you stick with paper and ink. As you can see from the examples, the printed out models are pretty impressive overall - I found myself thinking, did this printer make these models or were they made by hand? The relatively clear but minor imperfections of the 3D printout of the child, though, convinced me that these were indeed results of the printer. Amazing use of colors, too!

The printer is sized to fit on a desktop, and comes with its own 3D design software for managing 3D printing, and is geared towards schools in particular for enhancing teaching, however it's not exclusively for schools.

Recognized by CES 2016 for innovation in 3D printing.