Product tour

3D-Pi Fleet Management Suite in screenshots

Every printer, camera, job, spool, team member and price quote, in one system. These screenshots come from working installations of 3D-Pi.

Printer, product, customer and staff names are replaced with placeholders, and camera pictures are blurred, except in the AI examples. The Data screens use the system's built-in sample data.

01

Fleet Overview + Batch Upload

Base package

Every printer on one screen with its live status. Anything that needs a person rises to the top, and one G-code can be sent to many printers in a single step.

Fleet overview
Fleet overview: the Needs Attention panel, then a card per printer with job, progress, temperatures and warnings.
List view
List view: the whole fleet at a glance, with one-click actions.
Printer page
A printer's own page: current job, speed, temperatures, fans and light, and its files.
Batch upload
Batch upload: one G-code to several printers, with auto-start, bed levelling and time-lapse options.
02

Unified Interface of Cameras

Base package · per camera

All printer cameras, from different brands, in one live wall with each printer's status on top. Ideal on a workshop TV.

Camera wall
TV camera wall (camera pictures blurred here).
03

Job Scheduling

Base package

A queue that picks the right printer for each job, plans the whole fleet on a timeline and flags anything that will be late.

Schedule
Plan and queue: jobs by material and colour, due dates, priorities and customers (sample jobs).
Add a job
Adding a job: copies, priority, due date, material, colour, customer and order number.
04

Filament Inventory

Base package

Every spool tracked by material, brand and colour, with low-stock warnings and an estimate of how long each spool will last.

Inventory
Stock value, low-stock items and monthly usage at a glance.
Spools
Spools with grams left and days remaining at the current rate (sample spools).
05

Team Members + Tasks

Base package

Tasks assigned to people, roles for each member, and an activity log of who did what and when.

Team tasks
Tasks, team and the activity log (sample tasks).
Members and roles
Members and roles: Owner, Admin, Operator.
06

FDM Pricing Engine

Base package

Consistent prices for every FDM order from print time, weight and filament, with a full breakdown and a branded PDF quote.

Order pricing
An order with its automatic price breakdown.
Pricing settings
Shop-wide pricing settings.
07

Advanced Data Analysis

Optional · 4,000 LE

Print history turned into plain answers: which printers earn and fail most, what to buy next, how much capacity is needed.

Questions answered
Your questions, answered (built-in sample data).
Production
Production, OEE, filament and daily trends (sample data).
Analytics
Orders, revenue and filament analytics.
08

AI Failure Detection

Optional · 5,000 LE

An AI model watches the printers' cameras on the office PC, with no cloud, and catches failures such as spaghetti early. Below are real detections: each strip shows the pictures leading up to the alert.

AI example
Spaghetti: loose filament spreading across the bed, caught at layer 27.
AI example
A print came loose and is being dragged around (confirmed by staff).
AI example
A tall part failing, with strings forming on top (confirmed by staff).
AI example
A print collapsing mid-way.
Alerts to review
Alerts waiting for review, with score and layer. Each one is marked real or false, so accuracy is tracked.
09

Timelapses / Media

Optional · 2,000 LE

Every printer's time-lapses in one library: filter, sort, play or download.

Timelapses
Time-lapse library across all printers (previews blurred here).
10

Daily / Weekly Reports

Optional · 3,000 LE

Production reports written automatically at the end of every day and week, ready to open, print or export.

Open a sample weekly report →
Reports
Weekly and daily reports, with CSV export.
+

Maintenance

Included

Maintenance due per printer, warning signs worked out from each printer's own behaviour, and a log of work done.

Maintenance
What's due, and what the printers themselves are telling you.