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title: "Multi-color Palette 300 3D printer by AtomForm unveiled at CES 2026"
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date: 2026-01-09
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description: "AtomForm, a 3D printing company formed in 2023 with ties to the smart home and robot vacuum company MOVA, has launched its first 3D printer at CES 2026. The 12-nozzle..."
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# Multi-color Palette 300 3D printer by AtomForm unveiled at CES 2026

[AtomForm](https://www.voxelmatters.directory/company/atomform/), a 3D printing company formed in 2023 with ties to the smart home and robot vacuum company MOVA, has launched its first 3D printer at CES 2026. The 12-nozzle AtomForm Palette 300 allows users to combine up to 36 colors and 12 materials in a single print job.

The most notable feature of the Palette 300 is its unusual OmniElement Automatic Nozzle Swapping System. Each nozzle is independent and filament-dedicated, which cuts out the need for reloading and purging, in turn helping to shorten printing times and, according to the company, maintain stability and surface quality. Another purported benefit of the no-purge nozzle swap system—which appears to cycle through its different nozzles with a rotary cylinder-type setup—is a reduction in material use, with AtomForm claiming a 90% reduction in filament waste.

“The Palette 300 isn't about incremental improvement, it's about removing the longstanding barriers of multicolor, multi-material 3D printing,” said Jagger Shang, Head of Product at AtomForm. 

[![Multi-color Palette 300 3D printer by Atomform unveiled at CES 2026](https://www.voxelmatters.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/atomform-1-640x347.jpeg)](https://www.voxelmatters.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/atomform-1-scaled.jpeg)Besides its dozen independent nozzles, the AtomForm Palette 300 offers features such as the use of 50+ smart sensors and four AI-powered cameras to monitor the printing process. This can purportedly assist setup stages like nozzle calibration as well as in-process defect detection. Other features and specs include quiet ≤48dB operation and built-in air purification, as well as print speeds of 800 mm/s and acceleration of 25,000 mm/s². The build volume of the new printer is 300 x 300 x 300 mm. The company has developed its own slicer for the printer, which it calls AtomForm Studio.

“Whether you're making full-color gifts, classroom models, product prototypes, or detailed artistic pieces, the Palette 300 puts professional-grade creation directly in people’s hands,” Shang added. “This is about unlocking creativity at lightning speed—and doing it without compromise.”

AtomForm is a new and as yet unproven player in consumer-grade extrusion printing. It describes itself as a global company, and its parent company MOVA is headquartered in Suzhou, Jiangsu province, China. Shang and other members of AtomForm team are moving across from other divisions at MOVA, where they have developed advanced tech such as robotic lawnmowers. In addition to the Palette 300, the new company has also developed a smart filament management and drying system called the RFD-6. The upper section of the machine actively dries filament while rotating each spool, while the lower section feeds material to the connected Palette printer.

The Palette 300 is slated for a Q2 2026 release. While the quality of the printer remains an unknown quantity at this stage, its novel nozzle change system could fill a gap in the consumer market for [multi-](https://www.voxelmatters.com/category/3d-printing-topic/color-3d-printing/)color 3D printing.

Atomform's Palette 300 3D printer has hardly been the only 3D printing product unveiled this week in Las Vegas at CES 2026. As we've covered, Creality expanded its desktop 3D printer series with the [launch of SPARKX i7,](https://www.voxelmatters.com/creality-introduces-sparkx-i7-desktop-3d-printer-with-for-affordable-multicolor-printing/) another multi-color system that integrates AI-driven tools to improve printing workflows and part quality. South Korea-based MetalPrinting Ltd. also made headlines for its [new Gauss MT90 3D printer](https://www.voxelmatters.com/metalprinting-launches-gauss-mt90-metal-paste-3d-printer-at-ces-2026/), a compact system that leverages Paste-based Metal Extrusion (PME) technology. Notably, MetalPrinting Ltd. was recognized as a 2026 Robotics Honoree at the influential tech trade show.