The LensFree components, integrated into PrintPro 2.0, enables these effects to be created on a computer and printed directly onto glass or acrylic with a wide-format digital UV flatbed printer.
The system will be on show at this year's Sign UK, which runs from 1-3 May at the NEC Birmingham. HumanEyes distributor Turning Point Technologies will demonstrate the tool using a Durst Rho 600 Pictor inkjet printer.
As well as the PrintPro 2.0 suite, HumanEyes will showcase its Creative3D platform, which helps create lenticular imagery and includes time-line workflow utilities to help effectively plan and cost jobs.
HumanEyes vice president of graphic arts sales Ronen Sobel said: "Our lenticular technologies, such as LensFree, PrintPro 2.0 and Creative3D offer sign printers, advertising agencies and designers a real opportunity to incorporate new, unique, added-value services to their portfolio.
"The UK is now the largest market outside the US for our lenticular 3D products."
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