eufyMake

About eufyMake

eufyMake operates as the personal creative tools brand under the umbrella of Anker Innovations, a global company specializing in consumer electronics. The brand was established following a strategic reorganization in March 2025, which saw Anker's 3D printer division, formerly known as AnkerMake, rebranded to eufyMake. This move was designed to integrate 3D printing solutions more closely with eufy's broader ecosystem of smart home technology. Frank Zhu, Senior Vice President of Anker Innovations and head of the eufy Business Group, provides leadership for the brand.

The company's business model centers on direct-to-consumer sales of advanced printing hardware, primarily targeting creators, hobbyists, small business owners, and prosumers. A key component of its go-to-market strategy involves leveraging crowdfunding platforms like Kickstarter to launch and validate new products. This approach proved exceptionally successful with its debut product, the eufyMake E1 UV Printer, which became the most-funded project in Kickstarter's history, raising over $46 million from nearly 18,000 backers. Revenue is generated from the sale of the printers and recurring sales of proprietary consumables such as ink cartridges and cleaning solutions.

eufyMake's flagship product is the E1, marketed as the world's first personal 3D-texture UV printer. The E1 is a compact, desktop-sized machine, reportedly 90% smaller than conventional industrial UV printers. It is designed to print high-resolution, full-color images and textures directly onto a wide variety of over 300 materials, including wood, metal, acrylic, leather, glass, and ceramics. A distinguishing feature is its Amass3D™ technology, which enables the creation of tactile 3D textures up to 5mm in height on both flat and cylindrical surfaces. The printer incorporates AI-powered design tools, a snapshot camera for precise positioning, and a modular 3-in-1 system that includes flatbed, rotary, and roll-to-film attachments to expand its capabilities. While the company has achieved significant success with its UV printer, it has recently retreated from the Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) 3D printer market, discontinuing its M5 and M5C models due to supply chain issues with critical components.