The Dremel DigiLab Laser Cutter has been engineered as a streamlined peripheral for larger jobs that require the cutting and customization of leather, wood, acrylic, paper and more. The unit offers access to intuitive software that allows users to personalize the designs and patterns they want to use, while also allowing for better customization.
The laser cutter comes as a unit that is ideal for those who are partaking in DIY projects, which is a demographic that only appears to be increasing as more people opt to make it themselves over purchase it from a store. The Dremel DigiLab Laser Cutter is set to launch in summer 2018 and is also able of performing engraving on harder materials like anodized metal and glass.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- DIY Laser Cutting
- The trend towards DIY projects is creating opportunities for intuitive and affordable laser cutters for personal use.
- Streamlined Laser Peripherals
- The creation of streamlined and intuitive laser cutters is disrupting the manufacturing industry, as individuals can now create their own custom designs at home.
- Customizable Designs
- The trend towards personalized products is driving innovation in software for laser cutting, enabling individuals to create their own patterns and designs with ease.
Where This Applies
- Manufacturing
- The manufacturing industry can establish a new niche by offering affordable and streamlined laser cutters that cater to the personalized and DIY market.
- Crafts and DIY
- The DIY industry can leverage affordable and easy-to-use laser cutters to expand its offerings, enabling individuals to create high-quality custom products with ease.
- Retail and E-commerce
- The trend towards personalized products is driving innovation in the e-commerce space, where retailers can offer customizable laser cut products to their customers.
