Group: Hardware/Computers/3D printers

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== Introduction ==
 
== Introduction ==
  
The h-node website [https://h-node.org/printers/catalogue/en has a section about printers]. But hat section is concerned about the compatibility of computers (like your laptop that runs FSF approved distributions) with existing printers.
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The h-node website [https://h-node.org/printers/catalogue/en has a section about printers]. But hat section is concerned about the compatibility of computers (like your laptop that runs FSF approved distributions) with existing printers. It doesn't treat the printer as a computer that can run potentially free software.
  
It doesn't treat the printer as a computer that can run potentially free software.  
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So here we're interested in both the software that runs inside the 3D printer and the software required to interact with the 3D printers, and the RYF certification [https://ryf.fsf.org/about/criteria criteria] is precisely about that. And some 3D printers even got the RYF certification.
 
 
Here this page is about 3D printers that can potentially run free software, and that potentially don't require any nonfree software to be used.
 
  
 
== Respects Your Freedom awarded 3D printers ==
 
== Respects Your Freedom awarded 3D printers ==

Revision as of 19:09, 13 May 2023

Introduction

The h-node website has a section about printers. But hat section is concerned about the compatibility of computers (like your laptop that runs FSF approved distributions) with existing printers. It doesn't treat the printer as a computer that can run potentially free software.

So here we're interested in both the software that runs inside the 3D printer and the software required to interact with the 3D printers, and the RYF certification criteria is precisely about that. And some 3D printers even got the RYF certification.

Respects Your Freedom awarded 3D printers

RYF.png The RYF website has a category about 3D printers.

History

In 2012, the LulzBot AO-100 3D from Aleph Objects was the first device to be awarded the Respects Your Freedom certification. Over the time newer models from LulzBot were also awarded the Respect Your Freedom certification.