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Bambu Lab pushes a "control system" for 3D printers, and boy, did it not go well
Security measure? Boxing out third-party tools? Or something more complex?
Bambu Lab, a major maker of 3D printers for home users and commercial "farms," is pushing an update to its devices that it claims will improve security while still offering third-party tools "authorized" access. "By ensuring that all interactions with the hardware—such as moving axes, heating components, or performing other critical actions—are verified and secure, we can minimize risks and prevent potentially dangerous situations," Bambu wrote in a FAQ. Addressing "a mix of valuable feedback and unfortunate misinformation circulating online," the firm denied claims about subscription-required printing, remote file monitoring or bricking, third-party filament blocking, and other fears, uncertainties, and doubts.
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