A new, label-less, on-demand method of personalizing three-dimensional objects has been introduced by Xerox, with the architecture of tiny, stainless steel nozzles inside the new Xerox Direct to ...

Old-school printing specialist Xerox has come up with the new-school idea to give inkjet technology an edge, unveiling a so-called Direct to Object Inkjet Printer that does exactly what its name ...

Xerox’s Direct to Object Inkjet Printer uses special image processing algorithms to ensure that whatever’s being printed doesn’t get distorted or warped on curved or irregularly-shaped surfaces.

Xerox's new printer works on almost any object -- even if it doesn't have a flat surface. Instead of being able to print on paper, it can print on helmets, bottle caps, water bottles, and anything ...

On Aug. 31, 2016, Norwalk, Conn.-based Xerox formally unveiled its Direct to Object Inkjet Printer that prints on objects as small as bottle caps and as large as football helmets.

Xerox has just demoed its latest printer—the Direct to Object Inkjet Printer—that is capable of printing on any 3D object there is.

With hyrographic printing, the clear adorned plastic sheet is then put in water and conformed to the 3D object. Is 5-Axis Direct to Object Printer Possible?

NRF's BIG Show 2017: In-Store Direct to Object Printing Opens New Retail Opportunities New printing technology can attracts customers in-store or support an ecommerce manufacturing play, and ...

Xerox Direct to Object Inkjet Printer – inkjet printing on 3D objects as small as bottle caps and as large as football helmets and shoes, eliminating the need for labels in many retail and ...