Dreame unveiled its new AtomForm 3D printer line at the IFA 2026 exhibition in Berlin. The flagship M1 model utilizes FDM technology and features a unique mechanism with four independent print heads. This design allows the printer to switch between different colors and materials without passing them through a single nozzle, which reduces plastic waste and speeds up the printing process.
The M1 printer offers a build volume of 300x270x290 mm and includes a heated chamber, air filtration, and automatic bed leveling. Users can combine rigid and flexible materials in a single object. The device is managed via the AtomForm Studio Slicer software and the AtomForm App, while the AtomVerse community provides access to ready-to-print models.
The company also introduced the AtomForm Glow 1, a UV printer equipped with a dual-nozzle system. This configuration enables simultaneous printing with white base and color pigments, reportedly increasing speed by 1.5 to 6 times compared to single-nozzle alternatives. The device supports the creation of tactile 3D patterns up to 5 mm in height.
Dreame Group also showcased a version of the M1 printer under the Mova brand, labeled as the H1 model. In the Russian market, products from this brand are distributed under the Truver label.
