AMI · Additive Manufacturing Intelligence

The public page of AMI, a web app that learns how additive-manufacturing process settings drive the properties of printed parts and predicts them with their uncertainty: https://maxfu-uw.github.io/AMI/

This repository holds the page only (index.html and its images). The app's source code and datasets are not published.

Credits

assets/art/hero-reachy-mini.webp, the picture beside the headline, is rendered from the CAD files of Reachy Mini, © Pollen Robotics / Hugging Face, whose hardware design files are licensed Creative Commons BY-NC-SA (that repository's README). Changes: the robot assembled and rendered in Blender, a second copy recoloured with an illustrative field (not an AMI result). This image is shared under the same licence, CC BY-NC-SA, for non-commercial, educational use.

assets/art/fdm-reachy-face.mp4 (and its poster, fdm-reachy-face-poster.webp) is made from the same CAD: Reachy Mini's face plate, sliced by CuraEngine (UltiMaker Cura) and its tool paths rendered in Blender in a slicer preview's line-type colours. It is shared under the same licence, CC BY-NC-SA, for non-commercial, educational use.