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The Butterfly Effect of Elegoo's 3D Printing Technology

In September 2025, Elegoo made waves at the IFA, one of the largest tech trade shows in the world, with its innovative Centauri Carbon 3D printer. Garnering multiple accolades, including seven 'Best of IFA' media awards and the prestigious IFA Innovation Award, Elegoo showcased its stronghold in consumer 3D printing technology.

Elegoo’s latest desktop FDM printer not only received accolades from media giants like Tom's Hardware and Reviewed but also highlighted the company’s commitment to quality and accessibility in 3D printing. Its presence at the IFA stood out, with a booth designed to demonstrate the synergy between design and technology. Visitors were immersed in a 3D-printed living room set-up, showcasing items like sofas, tables, and decorative pieces, all created using Elegoo’s technology.

One of the stars of the display was the Butterfly Chair, crafted by German designer Philippe Bietenholz and produced with the OrangeStorm Giga. Its striking design captured substantial attention, with many attendees declaring it the best booth design of the event.

The exhibition attracted a diverse audience ranging from enthusiastic hobbyists and educators searching for new teaching materials to first-time buyers exploring the potential of 3D printing. Content creators expressed interest in collaborations, eager to expand Elegoo’s reach. Particularly, younger generations showcased a pronounced acceptance of 3D printing, utilizing the technology for personal projects and innovations.

On a business front, the Elegoo booth also piqued the interest of previously uninformed electronics retailers, all keen to explore potential partnerships. This interest marks a significant step towards mainstreaming 3D printed products in homes globally.

Coco Lee, Brand Director of Elegoo, emphasized, "Our presence at IFA transcends mere product innovation; it underscores our commitment to making desktop 3D printers essential tools within home automation and smart technology circuits." She further stated, “3D printing is no longer confined to professionals; it’s now reliable, accessible, and pertinent for everyday consumers to personalize their lives.”

Elegoo's showcase at the IFA illuminated the evolution of 3D printing over the last decade, transitioning from costly, specialized devices to intuitive solutions supported by a vast ecosystem of printable models. The brand reinforced that this evolution encourages a new design economy focused on decentralization, sustainability, and consumer-driven creativity.

"The 'butterfly effect' of Elegoo continues to spread across Europe," said Lee. "Our mission is to simplify and make 3D printing accessible, aiming to categorize our printers as must-have household devices. We aspire for more people to experience our products and recognize the transformative potential of 3D printing in their personal and professional endeavors."

About Elegoo

Founded in 2015, Elegoo has rapidly emerged as a key player in the global smart manufacturing sector, specializing in the R&D, production, and distribution of 3D printers, laser engravers, and STEM kits for the consumer market. Based in Shenzhen, known as China’s Silicon Valley, Elegoo has sold millions of products across over 100 countries and regions. In 2024, the company anticipates revenues exceeding $220 million, supported by a workforce of over 1,000 employees and nearly 30,000 square meters of office and production space. By focusing on programming and 3D printing technology, Elegoo strives to offer unique and innovative design spaces that enhance personalized consumer experiences.