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To be clear, this isn’t “full color printing” in which any color from the spectrum may be reproduced. It’s really single color printing with instantly switchable colors. Nevertheless, its a huge step forward that permits all manner of multicolored objects to be produced in single print runs. Imagine a pepper shaker that’s black and white – and says “Pepper” on it in red letters.
The project requires US$20,000 to be able to “integrate the electronics, take advantage of price scaling, and to get good constructive feedback from early users.” This is a prototype, of course, which may lead to an actual product in the future.
By donating to the project you’ll receive different rewards based on the amount you donate. For those donating USD$999 or over, you’ll receive an actual Indymaker Color 3D Printer kit – or an assembled version if you’re able to wait a bit longer.
If this sounds interesting (and we think it does), head on over to Kickstarter and check out Keenan’s new project.
Via KickStarter (Hat tip to KSLY Innovations)