On September 1, 2026, Epson launched multiple additive manufacturing solutions at the Shenzhen International 3D Printing Exhibition, based on its PrecisionCore printhead technology. The portfolio covers room-temperature printing with metal and ceramic powders, as well as full-color 3D printing systems, with a focus on low cost, high stability, and batch production readiness. The inkjet-based powder additive route is moving toward industrial scale, opening a new dimension of demand for the powder market — binder jetting additive manufacturing (BJAM) relies on specialized fine powders and binder systems, representing an incremental category of powder demand. Value for powder buyers: ① Room-temperature powder printing eliminates the need for high-energy beam sources, lowering equipment costs and powder specification barriers compared to SLM, making it ideal for small-to-medium batch production; ② The process route compatible with both metal and ceramic powders broadens the demand for various powder categories; ③ The penetration of office/desktop-grade equipment will drive the retail market for multi-grade, small-packaged powders.