Customer Requests, Turned into Machine Changes
We start from what customers ask for, change the machine, and check that the problem is gone.

- Customer need
- Customers move the machine to a new wall every week.
- What we changed
- We moved the GP200 carriage onto rails and sliders instead of plastic wheels.
- What it solves
- It runs quietly and wears fewer parts.

- Customer need
- Customers rebuild the machine at every site.
- What we changed
- We laser-cut the vertical rails.
- What it solves
- The sections line up the same way every time.

- Customer need
- Customers print on walls that are not flat.
- What we changed
- We added two ultrasonic sensors.
- What it solves
- The printhead follows the wall surface.

- Customer need
- Customers sell floors as well as walls.
- What we changed
- The GP200B printhead turns between wall and floor.
- What it solves
- In about 2 minutes, without taking the rails apart.

- Customer need
- Customers found printhead care messy.
- What we changed
- We added an electric ink suction unit with a magnetic fit, and self-cleaning printheads on the UP200.
- What it solves
- Printhead care without the mess.

- Customer need
- Customers are new to the software.
- What we changed
- It now arrives installed and calibrated.
- What it solves
- The basic workflow takes about 10 minutes to learn.

































