Knowing how a print job is developing usually means having to be in the same space as it when it's being done, but the 'Waggle' 3D printer camera aims to change this by offering wireless monitoring from virtually anywhere. The 'Waggle' camera enables you to see real-time video from your printer setup in order to see how the job is getting along when you aren't around to make adjustments or keep and eye on it in-person. The 'Waggle' can also be set to take periodic snapshots for you to view without having to actually take the time to view the live stream video.
The 'Waggle' 3D printer camera is the design work of Joseph Sungpil Choi.
What's Driving This Trend
- Wireless Printer Monitoring
- The 'Waggle' 3D printer camera offers wireless monitoring from anywhere, enabling users to remotely check the progress of print jobs.
- Real-time Video Monitoring
- The 'Waggle' camera provides real-time video feed of the printer setup, allowing users to monitor the print job's progress without being physically present.
- Automated Snapshot Capture
- The 'Waggle' can take periodic snapshots of the print job, providing users with a convenient way to review progress without having to watch the live stream video.
Who This Affects Most
- 3D Printing
- The 'Waggle' 3D printer camera enhances the monitoring capabilities of 3D printing, making it easier for businesses to remotely manage and track print jobs.
- Surveillance
- The wireless monitoring feature of the 'Waggle' camera can be applied to surveillance systems in various industries, enabling remote access and real-time monitoring.
- Iot and Home Automation
- The 'Waggle' camera exemplifies the integration of IoT and home automation, providing users with convenient remote monitoring capabilities for their 3D printer setup.
