ENTINA3D, a Chinese 3D printing technology developer, has released Poloprint Cloud AI 2.0, an intelligent home 3D printing platform featuring text-to-model and image-to-model generation. By integrating with TINA2S 3D printers, it cuts the process from design to printing to just a few minutes – making 3D printing more accessible for everyday use.
Poloprint Cloud AI 2.0 offers: the ability to upload an image – like an apple or a sketch – and instantly get a high-precision, printable 3D model in less than a minute; and an upgraded algorithm to turn simple text descriptions into complex 3D models.
“For example, users on this platform typing ‘a classic copper mug with two handles’ will produce a detailed and realistic 3D model. For users, this feature introduces a new design experience. When no suitable image is available, users can simply describe their ideas in words, and the AI will generate a model in seconds. This level of creative freedom and accessibility significantly expands the potential applications of 3D printing in the home,” said an ENTINA3D spokesperson.
Poloprint Cloud AI 2.0 also connects directly with ENTINA’s 3D printers for one-click printing. Users can adjust dimensions or styles on their phone or computer and print via Wi-Fi – avoiding complex file conversions.
“This streamlined process brings convenience to home users. Imagine a child needing a small model for a school project at the last minute, or a broken cup handle requiring a quick replacement – Poloprint Cloud AI 2.0 enables users to quickly design and print, blending creativity and practicality,” said the spokesperson.
With Poloprint Cloud AI 2.0, typical home scenarios include repairing household items, personalizing gifts, nurturing children’s STEM learning, and printing toys or board game pieces. ENTINA3D’s vision is to lower entry barriers for home 3D printing and continuously improve AI capabilities – such as automatic model optimization and design defect repairs – so every household can transform ideas into tangible creations.
This release comes short after the Markforged founders launched their new AI-based company, Backflip, for text-to-3D modeling supported by $30 million in funding.
