The global 3D printing market is projected to reach $20.7 billion in 2020.
The Department of Science and Technology introduces a 3D printing strategy to improve SA's traditional manufacturing industries.
The three models in the new range offer a mono laser printer and two multifunction centres, serving high print volume office environments.
During July 2016, it managed to capture 23% of the local market, with its closest competitors only securing 16% and 15% of market share respectively.
The company will be exhibiting a wide range of the latest Xerox technologies, which have been designed to take the represented industries into the future.
Elo, a global leader in touchscreen solutions, offers a wide range of products, from the touch monitor lineup to its new family of POS terminals.
App allows mobile workers to print from anywhere and any device.
It distributes leading-edge barcode equipment from international brands such as Datalogic, Honeywell, Cipherlab, Argox, Brother and Epson.
ProLabs is working in partnership with distributor Networks Unlimited to drive its core mission to provide customers with a choice.
The tech giant develops a virtual reality device with an on-board processor and screen that do not need to be connected to a computer.
Mobile phone manufacturers should be responsible for making phones last longer, easily repairable and able to be recycled, the organisation says in a study.
Exhibitors at the Cape Town Mini Maker Faire will display items made using 3D printing, laser cutters and robotics.