The Buddy3D camera features high-quality optics and IR illumination, allowing you to monitor your printer even in complete darkness—perfect for workplaces with 24/7 operation. It’s designed to operate in temperatures up to 65°C, making it safe to place directly in the enclosure.You can manually adjust the camera’s position within a range of 180° horizontally and 45° upwards. Remote position adjustment using integrated motors will be available in future firmware updates, along with the live stream feature. The camera’s firmware is updated via OTA, ensuring you always have the latest features available.To pair your camera with the printer, open Prusa Connect, select the printer to pair the camera with, and use the generated QR code to connect it to your Wi-Fi. The camera firmware was developed under the strict supervision of both Niceboy and our team, giving us full control over every line of code. Your security is our priority, so in addition to thoroughly reviewing the firmware, we subjected the camera to extensive network testing and monitoring. All communication is strictly limited to interactions between the camera and our secure network infrastructure. The Buddy3D camera is only compatible with Prusa Connect. Explore, download, and print camera mounting options on Printables.com. Sample snapshot from the camera: Technical Parameters: Device: Guardian PR1 Resolution: 1920x1080 Input: 5VDC 1 A Connectivity: Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz USB-A to USB-C cable length: 100 cm / 39″ This product includes: Buddy3D Camera (1 pc) USB-A to USB-C Cable (1 pc) User Manual (in 8 Languages) SD card is not included. Feature Roadmap We're actively developing the firmware for the camera and the ecosystem around it, including the firmware for our 3D printers, Prusa Connect, and the Prusa mobile app. The goal is to ensure they integrate seamlessly and allow us to roll out new features continuously. We'll typically introduce new features in the mobile app first, with updates to Prusa Connect's web interface rolling out a few weeks later. Here's a detailed look at our development roadmap: Q2 Basic camera controls (Status, rotation, Day/Night mode, volume settings, etc.) On-demand snapshot Updating camera firmware using the Prusa mobile app Time-lapse support (storing images on the SD card) Video streaming over local network Q3 Camera controls (Light on/off, flash, resolution change) Camera name settings Remote camera restart Q4 Video streaming over internet SFTP for remote content download
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