In this interview, the host speaks with Dr. Tao, the CEO of Bambu Lab, about the company's new H2D 3D printer. Dr. Tao explains the reasons behind the machine's delayed release, citing challenges with the toolhead design, artifacts on printed parts, and software complexity. They discuss the meaning behind the H2D name, the decision to create a hybrid machine with laser cutting capabilities, and the target audience for the product. Dr. Tao addresses safety concerns related to the laser cutter, the choice of a dual nozzle system, and the use of a servo motor for the extruder. The conversation also covers the vision encoder plate for improved accuracy, the new AMS system, and the innovative filament estimation method. Finally, they delve into the controversial firmware update and the company's approach to security and open-source collaboration.
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