The San Diego-based company has been developing the technology for the Slash for the better part of eighteen months, and CES was the first time that anyone got a look at it.
Not only is it going to be able to print up to fifty times as fast as the Form 2 SLA 3D printer from Formlabs, but it also offers a similar layer resolution and is expected to cost almost half as much. As the first product of new 3D printer startup UNIZ, the Slash is going to completely change the game for desktop, light-cured resin SLA printers. It says a lot about how much exciting 3D printing news there was at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas when a new 3D printer as exciting as the Slash 3D Printer didn’t get more coverage than it did.
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