The smallest and most flexible mobile printer in the world

A Swedish company, PrintDreams, used its invented RMPT (Random Movement Printing Technology) technology to introduce the PrintBrush printer, the world's smallest and print-independent printer.

The length of this printer is only the size of a ballpoint pen. It has the same appearance as a mobile phone and weighs only 350 grams. It is a portable pocket printer.

Use a PDA (handheld computer), mobile phone, and laptop to download information, pictures, and other information on the network to the PrintBrush via a Bluetooth wireless connection, and then follow the RMPT principle to carry the device on any type of printing materials. The shape, size, and thickness of the material do not matter. Where the device moves, the information is displayed correctly. The device has considered all manual parameters such as sudden changes in rotation, speed and direction. The final printed image of the material is exactly the same as the digital electronic file.

The traditional printer is closely related to the precise line moving and paper-feeding mechanism, and PrintDream's RMPT technology can convert random movement (hand movement) into high-quality text and image output.

RMPT technology is used in a wide range of applications, including reports, bar codes, prescriptions, etc. In fact it can print almost all content on all printable surfaces.

The RMPT technology first appeared at the CeBIT exhibition in Hannover, Germany in 2003. The subsequent development was very fast. One of the biggest breakthroughs in the development process was the company’s invention of the OptoNav sensor. This is a very precise optical navigation sensor and will be positioned RMPT technology pushes a new realm of higher print quality and performance.