? ? ? ? Goeroptics made its debut at Formnext 2025 on November 18 in Frankfurt, and showcased innovative DLP 3D printing light engine modules and industrial laser modules, delivering high-performance solutions for 3D printing and industrial manufacturing sectors.
New-Generation DLP 0.78″ UV DMD 3D Printing Light Engine Module?
At the Goeroptics booth during Formnext 2025.
? ? ? ? DLP 3D printing technology, based on digital light processing principle, enables high-precision manufacturing of complex parts while reducing material waste.? ? ? ? ??
Leveraging its extensive?expertise in optical solutions, Goeroptics?launches?its new DLP 0.78″ UV DMD 3D printing light engine module. The module incorporates TI's latest DLP??DMD chip and delivers multiple breakthroughs:
4K resolution paired with 10W high output power, combines with TI's new process to enhance optical efficiency and accelerates printing speed.
Contrast ratio above 1000:1 reduces residues, while 90% uniformity?ensures?detail?integrity.
All-glass lenses, full-metal structure plus active cooling enhance stability and durability.
Supporting multiple large-format printing sizes, and providing 385nm & 405nm multi-band UV light source options, the module significantly extend the?DMD chip's lifespan. It meets the industrial needs of large-size products?such as footwear and home goods.?
3D Visual Solutions
? ? ? ? ?Goeroptics showcased 3D scanning and industrial laser technologies:
High-Precision 3D Scanning Light Engine:?Based on DLP technology, it captures intricate surface details accurately through rapid switch of structured light patterns. High performance in a compact design also makes it well suited for industrial measurement and virtual scene reconstruction.
Industrial Laser Modules:?Features innovative line laser technology with a Gaussian distribution exceeding 90%, achieving micron-level measurement accuracy and uniform scanning lines, which is ideal for 3D contour inspection needs of precision components used in industries such as 3C electronics and lithium batteries.
? ? ? ? Since 2017,?Goeroptics has?been developing DLP light engine, micro-nano optics and laser technologies, as well as establishing end-to-end capabilities from R&D to mass production. Moving forward, Goeroptics will continue to deepen its focus on core optical components for additive manufacturing and industrial machine vision, driving the upgrade of smart manufacturing.