ELEGOO, a fast-growing name in the global smart manufacturing space, will take part in RAPID + TCT 2026 from April 14–16 at the Thomas M. Menino Convention & Exhibition Center in Boston. Located at Booth 1215, the company will introduce its latest large-format resin printer, the Jupiter 2, along with new additions to its ecosystem. The exhibit will also highlight practical 3D printing applications created using the Jupiter 2 and other machines across consumer, creative, and professional settings.

3D Printers Designed for Real Impact
At the event, ELEGOO will unveil a range of flagship products alongside its Matrix APP for remote control and the Nexprint 3D model platform, forming a connected 3D printing ecosystem. Among the new releases is the Jupiter 2, engineered to address the increasing need for larger and more accurate resin prints. With a build volume of 302.40 × 161.98 × 300.00 mm, it allows users to produce bigger models or print multiple parts simultaneously. The lineup will also feature the Centauri Carbon 2 Combo, Saturn 4 Ultra 16K, and OrangeStorm Giga, in addition to various filaments and accessories.

Practical Applications Across Industries
Visitors will see how 3D printing delivers real-world results through a variety of application-focused displays. These will include gaming figurines and props, large robotic structures, functional storage items, dental models, jewelry prototypes, and everyday products like phone stands. Collectively, these examples showcase how ideas can be transformed into functional objects with ease.

To expand on these capabilities, ELEGOO will host a special “Print What You Scan” session on April 15 (6:30 PM – 9:30 PM EDT) at the Westin Boston Seaport District. The event will demonstrate how 3D scanning can be integrated with printing to broaden practical use cases, along with workshops, Q&A sessions, and interactive community activities with creators.

Experience Innovation Firsthand
By focusing on real-world applications, ELEGOO emphasizes the growing accessibility and versatility of 3D printing as a tool for creativity, customization, and problem-solving.

The company invites consumers, media representatives, creators, educators, and industry partners to visit Booth 1215 to explore its solutions, interact with the technology, and discuss potential collaborations.

Secomea, a worldwide provider of secure remote connectivity for industrial operational technology (OT), has announced a major expansion of its product and technology teams. The company is doubling its investment in product development to drive faster innovation, improved scalability, and sustained leadership in its market category.

This expansion comes in response to Secomea’s rapidly growing customer base and rising demand for secure, compliant, and user-friendly remote access solutions designed specifically for manufacturing and industrial environments.

“Secure remote connectivity is now a foundational requirement for modern manufacturing,” said Michael Ferdinandsen, CEO of Secomea. “With cyber threats increasing, regulatory demands tightening, and global collaboration becoming the norm, manufacturers and machine builders need solutions engineered for OT from the ground up—not repurposed IT tools. Increasing our product investment allows us to stay ahead of these challenges and continue delivering long-term value.”

As part of this initiative, Secomea is reinforcing its leadership team by promoting high-performing internal talent and onboarding experienced industry professionals. This expanded leadership group will guide the company’s product direction, accelerate the delivery of advanced technologies, and advance a long-term platform strategy aimed at reshaping industrial connectivity.

Knud Kegel has broadened his responsibilities, moving from Chief Product Officer (CPO) to Chief Technology & Product Officer (CTPO). In this role, he will oversee product management, engineering execution, and platform architecture within a unified strategic framework—ensuring closer alignment between customer needs, innovation, and technical delivery.

“Our customers depend on Secomea for a mission-critical function: secure access to cyber-physical systems without disrupting operations,” said Knud Kegel, CTPO at Secomea. “Bringing product and technology leadership together enables us to move faster, scale more intelligently, and continue building a platform tailored to the realities of OT environments.”

To further enhance its engineering capabilities, Secomea has appointed Thomas Have as Vice President of Engineering. Have brings extensive leadership experience from senior technology roles, most recently serving as SVP of Engineering at LogPoint, where he helped build and scale enterprise-grade security platforms within highly regulated industries.

“Secomea sits at the crossroads of cybersecurity, compliance, and operational reliability,” said Thomas Have, VP of Engineering. “Succeeding in that space requires strong technical discipline and a deep understanding of real-world customer workflows. I’m excited to help scale a platform purpose-built for industrial use.”

Alongside these changes, Secomea is launching a dedicated product marketing function to strengthen its market positioning, articulate customer value more clearly, and reinforce its leadership in secure remote access for OT. The function will be led by Ingrid Arem Gundersen, a long-standing product leader at Secomea, who will focus on aligning customer needs, product strengths, and market messaging.

“As this category evolves, clarity becomes essential,” said Ingrid Arem Gundersen. “Our goal is to clearly communicate why Secomea exists, who it serves, and how it delivers value—whether for OT security teams, uptime leaders, or global service organizations.”

With cyber threats and regulatory requirements continuing to intensify, and machine builders expanding global service operations, Secomea remains focused on investing where it matters most: delivering a secure, dependable, and intuitive platform that protects the factory floor while enabling seamless collaboration across the industrial ecosystem.