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Briefing
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- 2.5D Printer – Casio developed Mofrel, 2.5D printer that can make synthetic leather and mimic other textiles and fabrics
- How It Works – Combines infrared and heat-absorbing black ink, and uses special layered paper containing plastic microcapsules that expand when exposed to heat
- Other Applications – Include printing Braille sheets for blind, topographic maps, anatomy, and complex structures for education purposes
- Cost – Costs $44,400 and will be sold initially as Business-to-Business solution in 2018, with prototype consumer version possibly in works
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