Features

It’s safe

For usage in offices or educational institutions, the enclosed chamber with air filtration prevents toxic particles or unwanted odors from coming out of the printer, while keeping fingers away from hot moving parts.

It’s solid

A stable all-steel structure in a closed environment capable of monitoring temperature accounts for a repeatable 3D printing experience.

It’s connected

Access our management platform via Wi-Fi or the LAN port to slice online, monitor your prints, run a print farm and receive over-the-air updates, among other functionalities.

It’s versatile

Our dual extrusion with automatic nozzle lifting includes swappable PTFE or all-metal hot-ends for optimal performance with each material.

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Software

The KODAK 3D Cloud

We strongly recommend using the KODAK 3D Cloud due to its many advantages, including being able to share the printer and to monitor the process remotely. The 3D printer is connected via WiFi or via the Ethernet port to a local area network that has internet connectivity, and then it is shared to an account you create on cloud.smart3d.tech. Being able to share printers solves many problems. The shared printer can be managed remotely, using a browser and the printer’s camera, through which you can monitor the object being printed. Imagine a school or company that has several KODAK Portrait 3D Printers and can now do the following with them:

• Place them in a secure place where they can be operated 24x7 in a controlled environment (heat, electrical supply, access) by anyone, possibly very far away.
• Have an administrator share these printers with the users but only for the duration of a project.
• A user can upload his/her creation to the cloud and prepare it using the optimal slicing parameters provided by experts, tuned to each type of filament.
• Users can securely share both the source objects and the sliced objects via the cloud, organized in folders, ideal for working in teams or projects.
• Repair defective objects (a common problem with STL files) using the tools in the cloud. You can arrange multiple objects or copies of your object, change their scale and orientation, and share them with others, without installing any software or even requiring the use of a PC.
• Print objects and monitor them via the camera, while capturing a time-lapse movie of the print, which you can later keep or share with others. You don’t have to be physically close to the printer in order to use it, it could be in another building or another country.
• Queue objects to be printed later. This is particularly useful for shared printers and for keeping them working during off-hours, so fewer printers can be used by more users.

Technical Specification