WINTER SPRINGS, Fla. - s4story -- WINTER SPRINGS, Fla. String Cubed, Inc. has published a page describing the Manifester, a home fabrication device it is developing. The page is at stringcubed.com/manifester.
According to the company, the Manifester is designed to take a spoken request, offer materials and levels of detail, and print the object without a slicer or files. It is designed to work from powder in sealed single-material cartridges rather than from filament, and to use one nozzle that opens and closes like a camera diaphragm to print both broad parts and fine detail. String Cubed plans to bring the TimeMass line of functional materials, which Timeplast makes and sells, into cartridges.

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"Let's work to have analog abundance instead of just digital abundance," said Manuel Rendon, founder, inventor and CEO of String Cubed.
The Manifester is in development and not yet available. Features, pricing and timing are not final and may change. Separately, String Cubed holds one granted U.S. patent (US 12,564,142, for the Bloominite seed capsule) and has a published vapor-cooling patent application (US 2026/0061664 A1), which is pending.
About String Cubed: String Cubed, Inc. is an analog computing company in Winter Springs, Florida, programming matter so that everyday objects can sense, decide and act without electronics.
Contact: info@stringcubed.com