@mattshumer_: Also if anyone wants to send me a robot arm, this is just the start of what I’m doing :)
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Matt Shumer used the Opus 5.5 AI model to automate clearing his 3D printer's print bed, achieving hands-free operation after 16 attempts.
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Also if anyone wants to send me a robot arm, this is just the start of what I’m doing :)
Matt Shumer (@mattshumer_): I asked Opus 5.5 to find a way to clear my 3D printer’s print bed, so it can experiment non-stop without me in the loop.
It took 16 attempts. I’m officially out of the loop.
Video by Opus, obviously.
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