Digital Touch and Feel
Surface imitation and creation is not a new trend in printing, so the expectations of end users have had enough time to grow and won’t be satisfied with a photo-realistic reprint anymore. Nowadays, the surface must also feel like wood, stone or brick for instance. Only then a wall or a floor gets the chance of becoming something special – the haptic effect will draw more attention, will encourage touching and in this way it will leave stronger memories. When on
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