Software

Paris-based software developer Sinapse has launched its Suite 8 print simulator, its first print simulator to be accessible from the cloud.

EFI has said that sales of Packaging Suite 4.0, launched in February, have increased dramatically since it was shown for the first time at Drupa 2016.

EFI has boosted its textile portfolio with the acquisition of 2D/3D fashion design and prototyping software developer Optitex.

UK photobook and photo gift web-to-print software company Taopix has hired a former EFI sales director as its commercial director and his first day at the job was at Drupa.

Spanish-based Clickar is showing its new Lala print product at Drupa, which it says is the first web-to-print programme with augmented reality.

Agfa Graphics is launching a new version of its Apogee workflow software to meet printers' growing automation and performance demands.

Creative Edge Software has upgraded its iC3D packaging design software for Drupa with a range of 3D modelling functions that make it easier to visualise a label or product design.

Route One Print has overhauled its pre-press supply, with new plates, a low-chemistry plate processor, a developer and workflow software, all from Fujifilm.

Infigo is celebrating 100% business growth by launching a new look in the run-up to its first Drupa showing.

Software company SA International has released a free Version 12 download for existing licences of the FlexiPrint HP Latex edition software.

Azonprinter gave an international debut to its upgraded UV LED A3 machine, the Azon Razor Conti at Fespa Digital last week.

French software expert Caldera used last week's Fespa Digital, to launch TextilePro, a new RIP specifically for textile printing which features an RGB workflow.