Morpho, headquartered in Shenzhen, develops desktop UV printers that bring industrial-grade printing and colouring to everyday materials. The company specialises in UV printing technology, and is showcasing its first desktop UV printer at IFA Berlin 2026, with some visitors having the opportunity to print on a range of blank materials provided.
Morpho’s desktop UV printer can print on a wide range of materials, including wood, glass, leather, and metal, delivering tactile textures and a variety of colours for customised results.
The Morpho team are highlighting print quality, the moving gantry design, and overall ease of use of their devices on display at the event, which ends tomorrow, Tuesday 8 September 2026.
With G7 Master ColorSpace certification, Morpho can achieve consistent tones across different print pieces. The raised textures are created by the industrial-grade printhead, which builds fine layers of ink for detailed, tactile surfaces. The printhead maintains fast carriage motion speeds of up to 600mm/s while preserving precise detail.
The printer offers a compact desktop footprint, and with its moving gantry architecture, where the entire gantry moves along both axes, the printer offers a large, fully enclosed print chamber that accommodates various objects while remaining desktop-friendly.
The device’s integrated Stereo Vision Smart Alignmentâ„¢ System captures an object’s height and contours, while Morpho Studio’s guided workflows help users move from idea to print with minimal setup.
Morpho’s team shared that the program has been in development for several years, with the goal of making UV printers a practical tool for everyday creative use. Founder Mingyu “Brett” Wang, formerly Global VP of R&D at DJI, commented, “We communicate directly with our community, listen to feedback, and make fast improvements.” The company is committed to further developing its proprietary core technology and delivering reliable engineering for creators, makers, and small businesses.
