AltForm will unveil its ZENIT modular DED family at Formnext 2026 (Hall 12.0 E139): the ZENIT L (2x2 m, 1 robot), XL (4x2 m, 2 robots), and XXL (4x4 m, 4 robots). The inert atmosphere chambers support reactive alloys such as titanium and aluminum, are compatible with powder DED, wire feeding, and WAAM, and can be expanded and upgraded. Two new machines are also being launched on the powder bed line: the Print Sharp 200 (single laser, 200 mm cylindrical build chamber, open parameters) and the Print Brilliance 400 (four lasers, 420x420x450 mm build chamber), which share an AI-assisted software platform. The ZENIT line targets large parts for aerospace, defense, and energy applications, and the first chambers have already been sold. Value for buyers: inert-chamber DED offers a cost-controllable route for using titanium powder in large-part repair and manufacturing scenarios, while the combination of large-format DED and four-laser PBF covers the full range of small and large parts, creating a dual-channel pull on demand for titanium alloy and nickel-based powders.