Atom Remodeling showcased the Palette 300 and Mojo 1 at RAPID+TCT in Boston, driving the desktop 3D printing ecosystem forward with cutting-edge design.
From April 14 to 16, Eastern Time, RAPID+TCT, a major event in the North American additive manufacturing industry, was held at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center (BCEC). As a benchmark for technology and trends in the global additive manufacturing field, this year's event attracted numerous leading industry companies and innovative players. AtomForm (MOVA AtomForm) also showcased its product achievements and ecosystem strategy at this international event, presenting a comprehensive picture of the "new personal manufacturing ecosystem" for desktop 3D printing to both the industry and the public. Notably, this company, founded just one year ago and having completed three rounds of financing, is rapidly rising amid the global 3D printing boom thanks to its hardcore technological innovation capabilities.
Exhibitor guests experiencing the equipment on siteAt this exhibition, AtomForm's two core exhibits became the focus of attention. As a cross-disciplinary team originating from MOVA, AtomForm brings together core members from multiple fields, with R&D personnel accounting for over 60% of the team. This diverse team structure provides solid support for its product innovation. Among them, the Palette 300, featuring the world's first intelligent 12-nozzle system, made another appearance in North America, expanding new directions for the industry with its innovative structural design.
Visitors queuing up to experience AtomForm's Mojo 1The Mojo 1 drew enthusiastic responses from exhibitors and guests both domestically and internationally on the first day of the show, with the booth constantly crowded. Its outstanding color performance, broad material compatibility, and rapid prototyping advantages deliver a "what you see is what you get" creative experience, offering vast market potential in areas such as cultural creativity and personal customization. This product can complement existing FDM equipment, further enriching the application scenarios of desktop 3D printing and providing users with more flexible creative tool options.
AtomForm President Shang Jigeng demonstrating the equipment to exhibitor guestsMeanwhile, the Palette 300 continued dynamic printing demonstrations, attracting large crowds with its powerful multi-color printing capabilities. This product adopts the OmniElement™ solution, featuring 12 fully automatic switching nozzles built in, paired with 6 material cartridges to enable free combinations of 12 materials and 36 colors. Leveraging its self-developed positioning system and dual-channel material feeding system, combined with software optimization, this product achieves a 50% increase in material change speed and a 90% reduction in material waste, further lowering the operational barrier. The product has already won the U.S. MUSE Design Award Gold Prize and the 2026 German iF Design Award, demonstrating its strong performance and design excellence.
Visitors stopping to watch around the boothAt this exhibition, AtomForm built a complete display chain from technology to application with a modular, multi-section booth, reflecting its strategic direction of driving desktop 3D printing toward "ecosystem competition." As the 3D printing sector continues to heat up, China's 3D printer exports exceeded 10 billion yuan for the first time in 2025. With its clear diversified development path across B2B and B2C markets, as well as its robust platform-based R&D capabilities, AtomForm is seizing the lead in the global 3D printing wave while providing a new model for industry development.
AtomForm's booth before the opening of RAPID+TCT