Pico MMU & Filament Systems
Research and development around multi-material printing, spool monitoring, filament sensors, lane status, and Klipper integration.
- Started
- 2025-04
- Updated
- 2026-07
- Open Source
- No
- Client Facing
- No
Recon Dev Labs
Labs is where Recon Dev tracks active ideas, prototype work, research directions, and internal systems before they become products, services, or full case studies.
Labs Overview
Labs includes concepts, experiments, research directions, active builds, internal tools, and client-related work that may eventually become case studies, services, or products.
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Internal R&D
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Client-Facing
Labs entries may represent concepts, experiments, internal tools, active research, or in-progress work. They are shared to show how Recon Dev thinks, explores, documents, and develops practical technical ideas.
Research and development around multi-material printing, spool monitoring, filament sensors, lane status, and Klipper integration.
A modular small-board-computer enclosure concept using 3D printing, laser-cut panels, airflow planning, and serviceable internal layouts.
Exploration of a generalized framework for converting common Cartesian 3D printers into CoreXY-style machines.
A PostgreSQL-backed internal CRM for intake, client work, project delivery, billing records, files, and operational history.
A document-processing concept for extracting structured reference data from Word/PERRLA documents into JSON and RIS formats.
A custom meal-prep, catering, and personal-chef web platform with ordering, admin tools, scheduling, and approval workflows.
Status Legend
An idea being explored or documented.
Active investigation before committing to a build path.
A working or partially working experiment.
Currently being built, tested, or refined.
Built primarily for Recon Dev operations.
Client-related work that is not yet a public case study.
A completed or actively used project.
Paused, retired, or preserved for reference.
Why Labs Exists
Recon Dev Labs gives research, experiments, prototypes, and internal tools a proper place to live. Some ideas may become services, products, client systems, documentation, or case studies. Others may simply teach something useful.
Have a rough idea?
If you have an idea, prototype, technical blocker, or unfinished system, Recon Dev can help research the path and decide what should happen next.