Snapmaker brings Full Spectrum developer Ratdoux into multicolor 3D printing software push
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Snapmaker hired Radu Ratdoux, developer of the Full Spectrum color-mixing slicer, to lead a new multicolor 3D printing software initiative announced in May 2026. The move positions the desktop 3D printer manufacturer to advance multicolor additive manufacturing capabilities for construction and manufacturing applications.
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Shenzhen-based desktop 3D printer manufacturer Snapmaker has hired Radu “Ratdoux”, the original developer behind the experimental Full Spectrum color-mixing slicer, to help lead a new multicolor 3D printing initiative. Announced in May 2026, the move will see Snapmaker begin work on officially…
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