If you have multiple 3D printers, a Raspberry Pi can be your central control center. With the right software, you can keep an eye on each printer, schedule print jobs in a queue, and collect data ...

Although you can install it on Windows or Linux, you can also run it on a compact device like a Raspberry Pi. Octoprint recommends Raspberry Pi 3B, 3B+, 4B, or Zero 2 hardware for the software.

Although we tend to think of 3D printers as high-tech toys, most of them are not especially powerful in the brain department. There are some exceptions, but most 3D printers run on either an 8-bit … ...

When setting up your Raspberry Pi as a 3D printer controller, the first step is to install the necessary software. There are a number of different software options available, but OctoPrint is one ...

It equips a Raspberry Pi to receive print jobs wirelessly and then send them on to a 3D printer. The app even allows multiple Windows 10 computers on a network to share a single 3D printer.

If you’ve got a desktop 3D printer, there’s an excellent chance you’ve heard of OctoPrint. This web front-end, usually running on a Raspberry Pi, allows you to monitor and control… ...

Photon Elephant has designed an SDK to use a Raspberry Pi to control your 3D printer’s user interface and stepper motors, as well as making it easy to add your own features and customisations.

Raspberry Pi enthusiasts that have access to a 3D printer might be interested in a new casing to create a Raspberry Pi Zero handheld retro gaming console that has been designed specifically to fit ...

Kodak's first 3D printer is powered by the Raspberry Pi and costs $3,500.

ByPaul Ridden January 22, 2019 / Desktop 3D printer goes mobile with some help from Pi Six battery packs provide enough juice to run this mobile 3D printer and the Raspberry Pi that creates a Wi ...