Elegoo wrapped up its time at IFA 2025 in Berlin with several awards for its new Centauri Carbon 3D printer. The company’s booth at the event also drew attention for its displays related to 3D printing. The Centauri Carbon 3D printer was given seven “Best of IFA” media awards, and it also received the IFA Innovation Award. These awards were given out by different media groups attending the show.
IFA is a large trade show for consumer electronics and home appliances. Many companies use this event to announce new products and show what they have been working on. Elegoo’s Centauri Carbon printer stood out among the items on display this year. The printer was recognized by several reporters and organizations at the event. These groups said the Centauri Carbon’s design and features made it one of the top products at the show.
Elegoo’s booth featured live demonstrations and displays about the company’s 3D printing technology. People visiting the booth could see how the printers work and look at items that were made with 3D printing. The displays helped to show the different uses for 3D printing, such as making models, parts, or tools. The booth was mentioned in several reports as one of the best at the exhibition.
The Centauri Carbon 3D printer is one of the latest products from Elegoo. It was developed to print items with high detail and speed. The machine uses features that help make the printing process smoother and more reliable. These include a new light source for better printing and a system to keep the printer steady during use. The printer is aimed at both hobbyists and professionals who need detailed parts.
The attention Elegoo received at IFA 2025 is likely to help the company’s reputation among people interested in 3D printing. Winning multiple awards at a major event can draw more customers and partners. The company has said it will keep working on new products and updates for its current line of printers. Elegoo’s presence at the show and recognition from the media may help its products reach a larger audience in the future.
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