Observed arrival · 2026-10-09
Damos turns logo artwork into printable geometry
A browser-based prototype converts uploaded artwork into customizable raised signs or keychains and exports STL or 3MF files.
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- 3D-print makers creating personalized logo products
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- The prototype processes images on-device and exports one solid model; filament assignments are handled later in the slicer.
Field notes
The workflow accepts PNG, JPG, or SVG and lets users select dark shapes, light shapes, or a transparent outline before adjusting the extraction threshold. Object controls include width, backing thickness, raised detail, and margin. The current download is a single solid model, so filament assignments happen in the slicer. The proposed Claude integration is explicitly a future plan, not part of the available prototype.
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