platsch

Yes, that probably is correct behavior, the model you are trying to slice has no surface which could be printed nonplanar without colliding with some other part of the model....

Intuitively I would reckon 45° and 25mm should be sufficient to get at least some non-planar coverage. My first guess for an explanation would be that slic3r only uses full...

I'm actually not aware of any commercially available hardware with support for print- and placing tools. Obviously, there is a lot of pick&place hardware and projects (e.g. http://openpnp.org/hardware/), but I...

Sure, I'm very willing to share everything people are interested in. Currently we are using industrial cameras from Basler, the exact model is acA2500-14gc with C125-0818-5M lenses. At least for...

What operating system and CPU architecture are you running? I just checked on a plain 64bit Ubuntu Linux and can't reproduce the problem. However: we have seen issues with opencv-python...

I recently updated the OS on two of our printers and run into the same problem. Unfortunately I still don't have a better solution than installing OpenCV by hand, but...

Hi, I'm unable to reproduce your problem, could you provide more details? However, there where indeed at least two important issues preventing a successful installation: - the pip install link...

Just checked this issue on one of my octopi installations: the opencv-python package is apparently not available for this architecture... You can try to build opencv on your RasPi, there...

> In the normal repository (http://mirrordirector.raspbian.org/raspbian/ jessie) is python-opencv. Can i use this anyway? I have no idea... just try it. > I tested it in virtualbox debian stretch with...

Thanks for the investigation, do you have any clue why it runs on the Docker image?