One of the most notable advancements in gravure printing technology is the introduction of automated plate making systems. These systems have greatly reduced the time and effort required for plate making, resulting in faster turnaround times and increased productivity. This has also led to a reduction in wastage and printing defects, resulting in higher-quality prints.

Another major advancement is the use of advanced ink formulations, which have significantly improved the colour accuracy and vibrancy of printed materials. These inks have been developed to reduce drying times, improve adhesion, and enhance the overall print quality. This has led to a wider range of potential applications for gravure print, including packaging, labels, and high-quality publications.