OctoPrint
The latest release of the popular 3D printer control software adds new features, squashes bugs, and gamifies your 3D printing.
The popular open-source 3D printing tool is facing a dire funding shortage and needs renewed support to survive.
Version 1.9.0 brings new features, bug fixes, and changes that improve usability, efficiency, and more.
New release brings with it new features, bug fixes, and the latest version of OctoPrint itself.
If you're curious about The Spaghetti Detective, read on to find out all about it. Get the 3D print detective on the case!
Ever wanted to control your 3D printer from anywhere in the world? Check out OctoPrint Anywhere, which allows you to do just that!
Octoprint is a massively popular printer control solution that runs in desktop browsers - but what if you don't have a computer at hand? That's where Octopod comes in.
OctoPrint, the open-source control software for 3D printers, has issued a reminder to its users to invest time to properly secure internal services and configure settings after a report from the Internet Storm Center (ISC) which shows the dangers of unsecured interfaces.
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Keep the status of your 3D printer with you at all times with this WiFi-connected 3D printed monitor for Octoprint. Created by maker David Payne, this project uses a Wemos D1 Mini and OLED to display your printer's progress.