ugee launches "ugee maker", a moderated 3D model library for kids and beginners (manufacturer claims) According to 3DPrinting.com, ugee has opened "ugee maker", a moderated library of 3D models aimed at parents, children and first-time users. It includes in-house models ("Seed Builds") that ugee says were tested beforehand, plus member uploads and designs commissioned from artists. ugee says new official models will appear every week. Official files are supplied as STL and are meant to run on ordinary desktop printers, not only on ugee's Funbox. Parents can send models to a Funbox via the ugee ufun app or download the file for other printers. In "CreateLab", a child uploads a drawing and the "AI Magic" tool, built with the AI service Meshy, generates a print-ready file from it. Anyone registering at launch enters a draw for 1,000 US dollars. All details come from the manufacturer, and there has been no independent check of model quality. The size of the library, moderation rules, the cost of AI Magic and the models' licensing are not stated. Sources: 3DPrinting.com   submitted by   /u/StoneTimeYT   to   r/MakerNewsEN [link]   [comments]