The development of Makeronline
Anycubic, a leading Chinese manufacturer of 3D printers, recently launched its own platform for 3D models, Makeronline. This move reflects the current trend in the industry, where companies are increasingly developing their own platforms.
The importance of Makeronline
UltiMakers Thingiverse may be the best-known platform for 3D models in the 3D printing sector, but with Makeronline, Anycubic is entering the stage with its own portal. This move allows Anycubic to offer its customers direct access to a wide range of models and strengthen its own ecosystem.
A look at the competition
Various companies have taken similar initiatives in recent years. Prusa, a Czech manufacturer, has created Printables, a platform that offers even more functions than Thingiverse. Creality, another Chinese manufacturer, has also established its own platform with Creality Cloud. In addition, new players such as Bambu Lab and AnkerMake have also entered the market with MakerWorld and MakeItReal respectively.
The advantages of Makeronline
With Makeronline, Anycubic not only offers its users a wide range of free 3D printing templates, but also regular competitions for designers. In addition, Anycubic promotes exchange and interaction within the community through its own forum.
Conclusion
The launch of Makeronline by Anycubic marks a significant step in the company's development and underlines the growing trend towards individual platforms in the 3D printing sector. By providing its own platform, Anycubic strengthens its brand image and offers its customers an improved 3D printing experience.
