Developer of OctoEverywhere for OctoPrint here. I'm doing a completely free Prusa i3 MK3S+ giveaway to celebrate the launch of Gadget, our FREE and UNLIMITED AI failure detection! Just leave a comment to enter! šš
By far Gadget. I started working on it about six months ago but underestimated how hard it would be. It took so much work to get the ML system working, the plugin setup, and all of the UI on the website. It was a lot of work, but I enjoyed it all.
I just got into 3d printing a month ago. It's been a fun and challenging journey so far but I'm still nervous to try any prints longer than a few hours, especially if I'm not nearby, so this project sounds like a great update for me to check out!
I need to write up a blog post on it; I would love to share it. Right now, it's running on CPU compute because the inference per dollar cost is better. The model is completely custom-trained, by hand, by me!
How did you get your start on octoprint, and continue development? I'm a software developer but I find it extremely hard to come home and work on something, even if I'm passionate about it. Most of my projects end up half way finished or quick prototypes that I give up
Thatās a great question, Iām in the same boat. I have started and stopped so many projects projects, Iām not sure what the magic is. I think for OE it was the community engagement, seeing it really motivated me to keep going.
Hello from Brazil! It is funny that I have been using Raspberry Pi with my students since 2018 but havenāt tried OctoPrint and OctoEverywhere yet. It is on my todo list.
I just got into 3d printing in the past 3 months and I will say thisā¦..I donāt ever want to buy an off the shelf 3d printer ever againā¦.I have yet to do much of anything except troubleshoot and more troubleshooting, my Anycubic Vyper went out on me in 2 weeks and had to get a new board and replace it and that never fixed and then had to get a whole new wiring setup and new hot-end assembly and replaced all of that and after going through all that and finally getting it to work I still havenāt got it to print right. I should have just saved up to get a Prusa instead and would love to have one but Iāve already spent my budget and Iām almost about to give up now because of these cheap printer I bought and canāt get it to work for me.
Right now, it's not model specific; it's just looking for general issues. That works well for most issues, but there are some issues it can't catch because it would need to understand the model geometry to realize it's a failure. Doing a model-aware AI would be hard, especially to do generally. But maybe I will look into it!
It's dynamic based on the server load. When all of the plugins make calls to do a predict, the server returns to the next interval they can check at. The server determines the interval to let it run as busy as possible without getting overloaded. There are a few servers around the world that provide compute for Gadget. Those servers also load balance among each other to ensure they all stay busy in terms of compute.
Hardware for running octoprint has been hard to come by, but maybe I will finally buy myself a raspberry with my christmas money. I'll make sure to use OctoEverywhere once everything is set up, Gadget sounds very useful
Yes! There's a lot of alternatives to the pi that you can check out. There are other boards that are similar but still are only $30-40, or you could even use an old Android phone with octo4a!
What was your first in person exposure to 3d printing? 10 years ago I worked with a professor that had a nice one in his lab as well as several reprap machines that he let me play with.
It was my wife! I have always loved tinkering around with hardware and things at my house. Out of the blue, she bought me an Ender 3 Pro for fathers day, which sparked all of this!
Wow that's nice of you to do a giveaway to celebrate! I currently use a flash forge but Ive heard good things about prusa. Ultimately I decided on the flash forge adventurer 3 because it has a built in enclosure, wouldn't mind winning a prusa to test out though! Lol
I have been wanting to install Octoprint for the better part of a year now. I just canāt get my hands on a raspberry pi, I can tell itās a very powerful software and the dev team did a fantastic job, from what Iāve seen!
Obico is great as well, and offers many great things. One advantage of Gadget is that itās unlimited and free, where as Obico has monthly viewing limits.
Did you know Panzerkampfwagen Tiger Ausf. B was designed in 1943, only 489 built, The command variant of the Tiger II was designated Panzerbefehlswagen Tiger Ausf. B. It had two versions, Sd.Kfz. 267 and Sd.Kfz. 268, These carried only 63 rounds of 8.8Ā cm ammunition, the radio on a command unit was a FuG 5, Befehlswagen (command tank) version: FuG 8 (Sd.Kfz. 267), FuG 7 (Sd.Kfz. 268), designed by Henschel & Son / Krupp, costed 321,500 Reichsmark ($160,750 USD) in 1944ā45, was 68.5 tonnes, and was 3.09 m (10 ft 2 in) tall, it only ever served in the Second World War, had 25ā185 mm (0.98ā7.28 in) armor, was 7.38 m (24 ft 3 in) hull10.286 m (33 ft 9.0 in) with gun forward) long, had 2 7.92 mm MG 34 machine guns, main cannon was 8.8 cm KwK 43, it was classified as a heavy tank, had Zimmerit coating, itās name was often shortened to tiger 2, the Turmzielfernrohr 9d scope was used, tiger B, Kƶnigstiger(royal tiger) though this name was not used often, it also its crew 5 (commander, gunner, loader, radio operator, driver), the chassis was the basis for the Jagdpanzer anti-tank vehicle,Transmission was a Maybach OLVAR OG 40 12 16 B (8 forward and 4 reverse), had a Torsion bar for suspension, ground clearance was 495 to 510Ā mm (19.5 to 20.1Ā in),FuelĀ capacity was 860 litres (190Ā impĀ gal), maximum speed was road: 41.5Ā km/h (25.8Ā mph) Sustained, road: 38Ā km/h (24Ā mph)Cross country: 15 to 20Ā km/h (9.3 to 12.4Ā mph), operational range was Road: 190Ā km (120Ā mi)Cross country: 120Ā km (75Ā mi), engine was a V-12 Maybach HL 230 P30 gasoline 700 PS (690 hp, 515 kW), and was only in service from 1944 to 45?
As a maker of sorts (tinker with Arduino and circuits among other things) I've been kicking around the idea of getting a 3d printer for a lil bit as it seems to be a natural progression in my maker hobbies. all started with the microcenter deal on a ender 3 for cheap. My spidey senses tingled wondering what would need to be modified on it to get it to print nicely. well.. here we are about 3 months later and I've been heavily considering building a Voron via a kit. Talk about slippery slope!
Been using octoprint on my prusa i3 MK2 for like 5 years now. My printer has run during that entire time almost weekly if not daily , with only one failure.. the wires coming off the printhead cracked where they flex. It was an easy fix for me, and it's still going strong today. However, it makes a ton of racket .. I'm pretty sure the X or Y bearings are almost shot. I could really use a new printer. Not to mention the removable bed and filament sensor!!!! Been jealous of those added features for a while now
I havenāt heard of octoeverywhere before this post. I havenāt implemented OctoPrint on any of my printers because I have too many unfinished projects already and the need for remote access has dropped off significantly since I now sit next yo my printer all day lol.
Would love to get a Prusa printer, I have an Ender 3 Pro currently. I'm the only one in my group of friends that doesn't have a Prusa. I love my Ender 3 and I'm currently printing all the pieces to build the Rocinante from The Expanse, about halfway through it. You're awesome for doing this giveaway!! Also, you've reminded me to go set up OctoPrint.
Iāve been using OctoPrint (with OctoPod app) for a week and itās been great for managing GCODE filesāno more SD cardsāand for monitoring print progress, and I know it can do so much more with many available plugins. Just started using OctoEverywhere for remote monitoring. So far, so good!
I assume with this giveaway you are getting enough donations and such to make your continued efforts with this fantastic software worth your time. It really is a fantastic piece of work and the price is just unmatchable I would really hope you are well compensated.
Thank you, thatās really kind! Yeah I work hard to balance the incoming support I get VS the server costs. As I get more support I make more of the website free, which then costs me more to operate. But thus far, the balance has been done well!
1 in tens of thousands chance. I don't have a 3d printer but have always wanted to learn on one. I promise if I get chosen I will learn and engage with this community. Also sing praises of Octoprint.
3+ mil prints per day must be yielding a ton of data for that AI to process and improve things. At what point do you reach diminishing returns or just too much data to process? That's a lot of cpu/gpu time I bet.
Might be time to switch back to octoprint. Went to mainsail for klipper, but I am missing some of the features of octoprint, this is a huge addition! Thank you for your work!
Oh cool! Iāve been wanting a software like this for a while. Super awesome to see! Iāll check it out for sure. And also use this comment to enter into the giveaway!
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By far Gadget. I started working on it about six months ago but underestimated how hard it would be. It took so much work to get the ML system working, the plugin setup, and all of the UI on the website. It was a lot of work, but I enjoyed it all.
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Haha, I hope this works out for you!
Using Octoeverwhere now. Pretty handy to be able to check my print while I am out.
Amazing! I'm glad you like it! Please send any feedback you have, I love to hear from the community! The good, bad, and the ugly!
Does anybody remember what Ariel called a fork in the little mermaid? I meant to google it and ended up here
Dinglehopper?
Sounds like a plan! Good luck everyone!
Good luck to you!
Two giveaways? Oh my you do spoil us!
I know, I think I have lost it.
Iām down to get a better printer
Right!?!?
Printer please!
drum roll - ask and you shall receive!
I just got into 3d printing a month ago. It's been a fun and challenging journey so far but I'm still nervous to try any prints longer than a few hours, especially if I'm not nearby, so this project sounds like a great update for me to check out!
Sounds great! Welcome to the community! If you give it a try, let us know what you think!
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I need to write up a blog post on it; I would love to share it. Right now, it's running on CPU compute because the inference per dollar cost is better. The model is completely custom-trained, by hand, by me!
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How did you get your start on octoprint, and continue development? I'm a software developer but I find it extremely hard to come home and work on something, even if I'm passionate about it. Most of my projects end up half way finished or quick prototypes that I give up
Thatās a great question, Iām in the same boat. I have started and stopped so many projects projects, Iām not sure what the magic is. I think for OE it was the community engagement, seeing it really motivated me to keep going.
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Trying to summon the magic script wizards... smart.
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Hello from Brazil! It is funny that I have been using Raspberry Pi with my students since 2018 but havenāt tried OctoPrint and OctoEverywhere yet. It is on my todo list.
Good luck! And try OctoPrint, itās amazing!
How cool does it feel to do something like this? I bet you feel like a king rn, well deserved!
Haha, Iām just chilling on my bed waiting for my kids to go to bed. It feels good to see the community enjoying it, but Iām just a guy. š
Free printer woo
What a great Monday surprise!
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OctoPrint and OctoEverywhere work great with the MK3S!
3 million print images a day? What's the average print failure rate over that many inputs?
Itās about 400 or so a day
Mmmmmm... remote access to my printing.
Itās amazing!
Actually love your software
We actually love you! <3
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10/10
I was shooting for 11/10 :P
3d printer
Who doesn't want one?
Awesome!!
We agree!!
Me me me!
Good luck!
I just got into 3d printing in the past 3 months and I will say thisā¦..I donāt ever want to buy an off the shelf 3d printer ever againā¦.I have yet to do much of anything except troubleshoot and more troubleshooting, my Anycubic Vyper went out on me in 2 weeks and had to get a new board and replace it and that never fixed and then had to get a whole new wiring setup and new hot-end assembly and replaced all of that and after going through all that and finally getting it to work I still havenāt got it to print right. I should have just saved up to get a Prusa instead and would love to have one but Iāve already spent my budget and Iām almost about to give up now because of these cheap printer I bought and canāt get it to work for me.
Thank you for such great software! The ability to be able to send prints to my Aquila from the computer instead of messing with SD cards is so handy
Good luck!
Just read your website section explaining pricing/funding, it's an awesome achievement!
Lol, and thank you!
Free printer comment.
Thank you! Itās been fun!
Good luck everyone!
You too!
Worth a shot!
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I assume the AI is comparing to a file?
Right now, it's not model specific; it's just looking for general issues. That works well for most issues, but there are some issues it can't catch because it would need to understand the model geometry to realize it's a failure. Doing a model-aware AI would be hard, especially to do generally. But maybe I will look into it!
Is Gadget limited to a number of print images or is 3 million just how many requests are sent in?
It's dynamic based on the server load. When all of the plugins make calls to do a predict, the server returns to the next interval they can check at. The server determines the interval to let it run as busy as possible without getting overloaded. There are a few servers around the world that provide compute for Gadget. Those servers also load balance among each other to ensure they all stay busy in terms of compute.
Hardware for running octoprint has been hard to come by, but maybe I will finally buy myself a raspberry with my christmas money. I'll make sure to use OctoEverywhere once everything is set up, Gadget sounds very useful
Yes! There's a lot of alternatives to the pi that you can check out. There are other boards that are similar but still are only $30-40, or you could even use an old Android phone with octo4a!
What was your first in person exposure to 3d printing? 10 years ago I worked with a professor that had a nice one in his lab as well as several reprap machines that he let me play with.
It was my wife! I have always loved tinkering around with hardware and things at my house. Out of the blue, she bought me an Ender 3 Pro for fathers day, which sparked all of this!
Wow that's nice of you to do a giveaway to celebrate! I currently use a flash forge but Ive heard good things about prusa. Ultimately I decided on the flash forge adventurer 3 because it has a built in enclosure, wouldn't mind winning a prusa to test out though! Lol
Looking forward to trying this out. Haven't been thrilled with Spaghetti Detective and what they've been doing.
If you give it a try we would love to hear what you think! And if you have any other thoughts about the service, we would love to hear the feedback!
I have been wanting to install Octoprint for the better part of a year now. I just canāt get my hands on a raspberry pi, I can tell itās a very powerful software and the dev team did a fantastic job, from what Iāve seen!
What do you think is the major advantage for Gadget over Obico?
Obico is great as well, and offers many great things. One advantage of Gadget is that itās unlimited and free, where as Obico has monthly viewing limits.
Hi new to 3D printing one of my mates got a prusa last week now I keep sending him stl filesš
Tell him to setup OctoEverywhere and then you can access his printer over the internet and setup your own prints!
I am new to 3D printing but learning so much...some things the hard way...and am enjoying it!
Welcome to the community! Thatās how it works, but when you get stuck you always have the community behind you!
Octo everywhere is an amazing tool and invaluable while I'm in university and I'm sure it will continue to be invaluable in the future.
Thanks for that wonderful feedback!
I'm impressed that you could work out a system to provide AI detection that's free for the end user; that seems a tough nut to crack, resource-wise.
Yes, it was!
This would be amazing. I'm going to be implementing OE in my farm soon. š
Love it! We would love to hear how yo set it up! Reach out when you do!
Hi, what is the most appropriate raspberry pi for running octoprint with Prusa MK3S+ and gadget ?
Anything pi3 or older, so pi3, pi4, or piw2
Oh wow! Didn't even know octoeverywhere existed! Thank you for this post!
No problem! Give it a try, we would love to know what you think!
I've been very happy with Octoeverywhere. It's made my novice venture into 3D printing do much fun.
That's amazing to hear!
I'm setting up Octoprint this week, I'm interested in checking this out.
Please do and let us know what you think!
Thankful for OctoEverywhere, been using it regularly and I'm very happy with it.
Amazing, we love having you!
awesome! My Christmas Project is going to be setting up OctoEverywhere!
Yes! Please let me know how it goes!
Epic! I've been looking for a use for a raspberry pi I've had laying around.
OctoPrint is perfect for it!
Thanks for your great work. Im using octoeverywhere for more than a year and i love it.
Thanks!
This was exactly what I have been looking for, thanks!
Great! Let us know how it works!
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We love you!!
another chance for a new 3d printer, love you service so much <3
Thank you!
Love what you do, could absolutely use another printer!
Yes! Good luck!
Awesome! Thanks for doing this!
No problem! Thanks for entering!
Count me in, this is amazing, thanks!
No problem! Good luck!!
I would appreciate a MK3, that would be epic.
We agree!
Well, hopefully I get a new printer
Good luck!
Thank you for your hard work!
Youāre welcome!
3D print all the things!
ALL THE THINGS!!
Very nice, thanks!
Very welcome :)
Thanks for doing this
No problem!
This is awesome!
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You're welcome!
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Did you know Panzerkampfwagen Tiger Ausf. B was designed in 1943, only 489 built, The command variant of the Tiger II was designated Panzerbefehlswagen Tiger Ausf. B. It had two versions, Sd.Kfz. 267 and Sd.Kfz. 268, These carried only 63 rounds of 8.8Ā cm ammunition, the radio on a command unit was a FuG 5, Befehlswagen (command tank) version: FuG 8 (Sd.Kfz. 267), FuG 7 (Sd.Kfz. 268), designed by Henschel & Son / Krupp, costed 321,500 Reichsmark ($160,750 USD) in 1944ā45, was 68.5 tonnes, and was 3.09 m (10 ft 2 in) tall, it only ever served in the Second World War, had 25ā185 mm (0.98ā7.28 in) armor, was 7.38 m (24 ft 3 in) hull10.286 m (33 ft 9.0 in) with gun forward) long, had 2 7.92 mm MG 34 machine guns, main cannon was 8.8 cm KwK 43, it was classified as a heavy tank, had Zimmerit coating, itās name was often shortened to tiger 2, the Turmzielfernrohr 9d scope was used, tiger B, Kƶnigstiger(royal tiger) though this name was not used often, it also its crew 5 (commander, gunner, loader, radio operator, driver), the chassis was the basis for the Jagdpanzer anti-tank vehicle,Transmission was a Maybach OLVAR OG 40 12 16 B (8 forward and 4 reverse), had a Torsion bar for suspension, ground clearance was 495 to 510Ā mm (19.5 to 20.1Ā in),FuelĀ capacity was 860 litres (190Ā impĀ gal), maximum speed was road: 41.5Ā km/h (25.8Ā mph) Sustained, road: 38Ā km/h (24Ā mph)Cross country: 15 to 20Ā km/h (9.3 to 12.4Ā mph), operational range was Road: 190Ā km (120Ā mi)Cross country: 120Ā km (75Ā mi), engine was a V-12 Maybach HL 230 P30 gasoline 700 PS (690 hp, 515 kW), and was only in service from 1944 to 45?
As a maker of sorts (tinker with Arduino and circuits among other things) I've been kicking around the idea of getting a 3d printer for a lil bit as it seems to be a natural progression in my maker hobbies. all started with the microcenter deal on a ender 3 for cheap. My spidey senses tingled wondering what would need to be modified on it to get it to print nicely. well.. here we are about 3 months later and I've been heavily considering building a Voron via a kit. Talk about slippery slope!
Been using octoprint on my prusa i3 MK2 for like 5 years now. My printer has run during that entire time almost weekly if not daily , with only one failure.. the wires coming off the printhead cracked where they flex. It was an easy fix for me, and it's still going strong today. However, it makes a ton of racket .. I'm pretty sure the X or Y bearings are almost shot. I could really use a new printer. Not to mention the removable bed and filament sensor!!!! Been jealous of those added features for a while now
Sure thing!
I havenāt heard of octoeverywhere before this post. I havenāt implemented OctoPrint on any of my printers because I have too many unfinished projects already and the need for remote access has dropped off significantly since I now sit next yo my printer all day lol.
Thanks so much for your service! OctoEverywhere was really easy to setup and has made it easy for me to remote monitor my prints.
Camera rotation should work, it should follow how its setup in OctoPrint. Is it not for you? If not, please open a support ticket here
Would love to get a Prusa printer, I have an Ender 3 Pro currently. I'm the only one in my group of friends that doesn't have a Prusa. I love my Ender 3 and I'm currently printing all the pieces to build the Rocinante from The Expanse, about halfway through it. You're awesome for doing this giveaway!! Also, you've reminded me to go set up OctoPrint.
OctoPrint is a game changer, set it up!
Iāve been using OctoPrint (with OctoPod app) for a week and itās been great for managing GCODE filesāno more SD cardsāand for monitoring print progress, and I know it can do so much more with many available plugins. Just started using OctoEverywhere for remote monitoring. So far, so good!
I assume with this giveaway you are getting enough donations and such to make your continued efforts with this fantastic software worth your time. It really is a fantastic piece of work and the price is just unmatchable I would really hope you are well compensated.
Thank you, thatās really kind! Yeah I work hard to balance the incoming support I get VS the server costs. As I get more support I make more of the website free, which then costs me more to operate. But thus far, the balance has been done well!
I wanted to come up with a good comment, but Iāll also just say ācommentā.
1 in tens of thousands chance. I don't have a 3d printer but have always wanted to learn on one. I promise if I get chosen I will learn and engage with this community. Also sing praises of Octoprint.
Sounds great, Good luck!
3+ mil prints per day must be yielding a ton of data for that AI to process and improve things. At what point do you reach diminishing returns or just too much data to process? That's a lot of cpu/gpu time I bet.
Literally in the process of selling my Ender 3 since I got it into a bit of a state and lack the time to fix it! A Prusa would be a great replacement!
Might be time to switch back to octoprint. Went to mainsail for klipper, but I am missing some of the features of octoprint, this is a huge addition! Thank you for your work!
No problem! We would love to have you back!
OOH, A chance for a free printer!
Gadget is part of OctoEverywhere, so you just need to one plug-in. Gadget will be free forever!
Oh cool! Iāve been wanting a software like this for a while. Super awesome to see! Iāll check it out for sure. And also use this comment to enter into the giveaway!
Thank you for all your awesome work! I use OctoEverywhere all the time and itās amazing! For anyone who hasnāt tried itā¦itās totally worth it!
Thanks for the awesome feedback!
After mixed success with my Ender 3 I've taken a step back from printing as much. After looking at this I'm feeling that hook starting to tug again
This seems really cool. I've been using Octoprint for two years now, but hadn't ever heard of OctoEverywhere. Guess I need to check it out now
Please do! And honestly, please provide feedback, I would love to know what you think!
I really need to get Octoprint setup this weekend for my monoprice mp10--print failure detection is definitely something I could use for it :)
been using octo everywhere for a while now, its been great that I can leave my printer on while at school. Will definitely donate when I can
This is awesome. I wish your team great success as that means we all benefit from this. Your tool had been really fun to useš
I've been trying to get octoprint on my ender 3 pro. Very cool that you're making this free and available to everyone
No problem!
Very cool. I was just looking to implement some sort of spaghetti detection. Thanks for posting and for the giveaway!
Want to say that OctoEverywhere ist a really good App and the pricing is very fair.
Gadget has already saved me a ton of time so thanks for your efforts!
Amazing feedback! Thanks!