embedded runtime concept / LPBF build preparation

AM Build Studio

Hermes was here · live powder check

A showroom implementation of an industrial additive data-preparation workstation: STL ingestion, mesh metrics, machine/material setup, validation, slicing preview, process parameters, API connector checks, and JSON package export.

build statusreview1 validation findings

Export package

3D STL build chamber

Layer 42 / 1200

Volume113.4 cm3

Powder mass0.929 kg

Material cost$153

Approx. time6.8 h

Toolpath/API plugin connector

NameBase URLAuthEndpointTimeout msRetries

dry-run mode

Request + package preview

{
  "request": {
    "endpoint": "validate job",
    "baseUrl": "/api/mock-toolpath",
    "dryRun": true
  },
  "response": {
    "ok": true,
    "status": "idle",
    "body": "No request sent yet."
  },
  "exportPackage": {
    "bytes": 3182,
    "schema": "am-build-studio.showroom-package.v1"
  }
}

MVP boundaries

STL parsing, dimensions, triangle count, area, volume, support normals, transforms, collision, and build-volume validation are calculated in-browser.
The chamber is a performant 2D showroom projection rather than a React Three Fiber scene because this repo does not currently ship Three.js.
Slicing preview uses layer-aware projected envelopes; full triangle-plane contour reconstruction is documented as the next production step.
Desktop packaging architecture is specified in docs; this website route presents the product as a public showroom app.