A print campaign that grades itself by camera.
Pono Print is an overlay slicer and per-part advisor built on top of stock OrcaSlicer. Its live core is a calibration campaign dispatched over Moonraker and graded frame by frame by a camera. This is engineering-stage, internal work, not a shipping consumer product.
40test catalog
4claim status tags
2aborts trip the breaker
Internalengineering stage
What it is
An advisor that rides on stock OrcaSlicer.
Pono Print sits on top of a stock OrcaSlicer install and adds a per-part print advisor. You keep the slicer you already know; the overlay reads the model in front of you and offers guidance on how to print it. It is internal, engineering-stage software running against one printer on the bench.
| № | Component | What it is | Stage |
|---|---|---|---|
| R-01 | Calibration campaign | 40 tests over Moonraker, camera-graded, with four containments. | Live |
| R-02 | Claim registry | Reverse-documented firmware behavior, one status tag per claim. | Live |
| R-03 | Overlay slicer (M1) | Per-part advisor built on top of stock OrcaSlicer. | In testing |
| R-04 | pono-print-os | Yocto build for the printer: Klipper, Mainsail, touchscreen. Images are CI-built and vault-signed. | Early |
| R-05 | M2 standalone fork | Planned standalone build. Dormant since 2026-05-25, not part of today’s work. | Dormant |
One honest line: the device images are vault-signed at build time. Signed-firmware enforcement on the printer is not in place yet, so we do not claim it.