@Serj
I returned the camera as it was the exact same as the one that came with the printer -but it was sold as a upgrade and different places listed it as 1080 (incorrect) - not because the AI.
Yes - I have also had many fails that the AI on mine has not picked up on ⌠its not great.
Just to reiterate what I have said before - The cameras do not have AI in them. What creality call AI - this is part of the Firmware of the printer.
My K2 non SE/Pro/Plus with no CFS has the AI functions in the menu and i have enabled them and it has worked a few times pausing the print for intervention when its detected issues. â when it actually works and does detect the issues.
Here is where it says on the blurb that the K2 pro has AI (picture)
It also says that the base K2 has it.
So, Yes Creality say all the K2âs have AI.
They donât say however to what extent and just what they mean by AI.
I suspect they referring to the Print Failure Detection on the K2 Base / Plus
It looks like the Pro does a bit more and monitors the flow also.
In my opinion Creality are using the same tech to see changes in a video stream and take an action on that but have tuned it to look for specific print failure patterns like spaghetti - like CCTV cameras and baby monitors have done for years.
They are just calling it AI to get on the band wagon and make people think its a new thing - where as in reality its slightly modified old tech that has nothing to do with AI - my 15 year old NAS could do it with WiFi attached CCTV cameras and that had a dual core arm cpu at 1ghzâŚ..
bottom line⌠donât trust or rely on the AI.
I understand wanting better quality time lapse. I think its a mistake to not just put 1080 cameras in all K2âs i think its corner cutting and cheapness. maybe they got a load of old stock 720 ccdâs for cheap and just used them. Even if it increased the cost of the printer by a few pounds i think people would be a lot happier with it.
I do know they need to stop listing the Chamber AI Camera as a Upgrade (and a AI camera)
Decoy