90 Years Of Durst – From Precision To Industrial Intelligence

Brixen, Italy – March 4, 2026 – Sometimes a great story begins quietly.
In 1936, two brothers laid the foundation in a small workshop in Brixen, South Tyrol, for what is today the
Durst Group.

It was not an industrial corporation or a global brand – it was an idea: the ambition to do things better.

More precise. More consistent. More forward-looking.

Ninety years later, that photo workshop has evolved into a globally leading manufacturer of industrial digital printing and additive manufacturing systems.

Durst stands for technological excellence, for “Made in Durst” quality – defined by deep in-house development expertise, precision and an uncompromising commitment to performance – as well as entrepreneurial independence and long-term thinking.

Machines became systems.

Products became integrated production intelligence. Hardware evolved into a holistic understanding of digital value creation.

Standing still has never been part of the Durst story.

At Durst, innovation is neither a trend nor a project.

It is part of the company’s DNA. Each generation has reimagined and advanced the business – from analog photography to industrial digitalization and fully networked production environments. Today, Durst once again stands at a pivotal moment.

The Next Evolutionary Step Is Called Kyveris™ – The AI-Powered Intelligence For Digital Production.

Kyveris transforms digital printing and additive manufacturing by unifying files, machines, software, data, and AI into a single, autonomous production system that continuously learns, optimizes performance, reduces waste, and drives efficiency at scale.

Kyveris is built on nine decades of engineering.

Thousands of production systems installed worldwide have taught us: how ink meets substrate, how jobs behave across shifts, how quality drifts and how to prevent it.

This knowledge – captured, structured, and continuously expanding – is what drives Kyveris™ learning.

Without revealing full details at this stage, Kyveris™ marks the transition from precision hardware to production intelligence.

Machines, software, data and processes converge into an intelligent, continuously learning production system.

The goal is a production environment that is not only automated, but transparent, reproducible and increasingly autonomous – moving toward our vision of the “lights-out factory.”

Kyveris™ Is Not An Isolated Innovation Initiative Nor A Distant Future Scenario.

 It is the logical consequence of decades of in-house development in digital printing and additive manufacturing, evolving market demands, advances in data architecture and artificial intelligence, and the strategic acquisitions

Durst has consistently pursued in recent years. A decisive step in the company’s industrial evolution.

Durst will present its first showcase at FESPA 2026 and at the Durst Next Technology Festival (www.durst-group.com/durst90).

Christoph Gamper, CEO and co-owner of the Durst Group, explains:
“Durst has never been a manager of the status quo. We have always been a creator of the next standard. After 90 years of precision engineering, we are taking the next logical step: production intelligence for digital printing and additive manufacturing. We no longer think of production as a machine or a workflow, but as an intelligent, continuously learning system. With Kyveris™, we are defining the next evolutionary stage of digital production technology.”

In the coming months, Durst will present further details on the technological layers behind Kyveris™ – including data architecture, AI integration, automation and production intelligence – and outline the strategic roadmap ahead.

Durst celebrates 90 years of innovation – while shaping the future of digital production.

The Durst Group

Durst. Advanced Digital Printing and Production Technology

Durst Group AG is a leading manufacturer of professional digital imaging systems. The company operates manufacturing facilities in Brixen, Italy, and Lienz, Austria, and has major offices in North America, France, United Kingdom, Germany, Spain, Mexico, Brazil, and Singapore.

We are a global manufacturer of advanced digital printing and production technologies and the first choice for the implementation and transformation of digital, industrial production processes.

We concentrate on efficient and environmentally friendly production technologies that are made possible by digital change.

Durst’s reputation for quality, precision, innovation, sustainability, and reliability spans more than 80 years.

Further information about the Durst Group can be found on the website www.durst-group.com.



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