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XTool Apparel Printer Plus

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TIME Staff. (2026, October 15). XTool Apparel Printer Plus. TIME. https://time.com/collection/best-inventions-special-mentions/2026/xtool-apparel-printer-plus/

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XTool has released an updated version of its apparel printer that uses artificial intelligence to automate the entire fabric printing process, from powdering to baking. This new model, called Apparel Printer Plus, builds upon previous technology by offering a fully automated system for creating printed fabrics.

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XTool Apparel Printer Plus, a second-generation AI-powered system developed by XTool, has been released to automate the entire fabric printing process, including steps like powdering and baking. The new printer aims to streamline production in the apparel industry. Published on October 15, 2026, this update from TIME highlights the technology's capabilities in fully automating these processes.

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