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> > I'm leery of the whole "image recognition to spot errors" thing anyway. > I don’t think it’s inconceivable that it could work well. It's been done before,
by regularfry 3y ago
> > I'm leery of the whole "image recognition to spot errors" thing anyway.
> I don’t think it’s inconceivable that it could work well.
It's been done before, although others with actual experience of Spaghetti Detective will have to chime in with whether it works well.
- Kirby64 3y agoThey renamed to Obico. As for how well it works: the answer is pretty well. When a print starts failing, it fails quite dramatically typically. You just want to know if the print is going to waste a bunch of filament or potentially embed itself into your hotend. Figuring out if you start spraying filament everywhere is pretty easy to spot. This isn't intended to spot subtle layer shifts or something, it's more about fatal errors that left unchecked will just throw away filament or (in a worst case) ruin a printer.