Vision Encoder for H2D

Key Features

• Below 50μm Motion Accuracy Against Inevitable Uncertainties
• The Larger the Print, the More Pronounced the Accuracy
• Achieve Injection-Molded-Level Quality
• 5-Minute Calibration for Weeks-Long Accuracy

Bambu Lab Vision Encoder – Accuracy To A New Level

Take your 3D printing accuracy to the next level with the Bambu Lab Vision Encoder. This advanced calibration tool enhances motion accuracy to below 50μm, compensating for natural mechanical variances and long-term wear across machines. This calibration is distance-independent, ensuring consistent accuracy regardless of model size, with its impact becoming even more pronounced in larger prints. Paired with exclusive Bambu Studio features like Auto Hole-Contour Compensation, the Vision Encoder enables injection-molded-level assembly for parts printed with Bambu Lab H2D. Design, print, and install—it's that easy.

Below 50μm Motion Accuracy – Compensating Inevitable Uncertainties

Even the most precise 3D printer can't escape mechanical inaccuracies—but the Bambu Lab Vision Encoder ensures they never compromise your prints. Featuring a matrix of 10⁴ Encode Markers and 5μm-resolution optical measurements, this advanced XY-axis calibration solution delivers motion accuracy within 50μm—thinner than human hair.

More than just compensating for inherent mechanical variances, the Vision Encoder is built to adapt over time, correcting issues like belt loosening and mechanical wear to maintain accuracy throughout your entire Bambu Lab H2D journey.

The Larger the Print, the More Pronounced the Accuracy

With Bambu Lab Vision Encoder, <50μm motion accuracy is distance-independent, ensuring precision remains consistent regardless of print size. In fact, the larger the print, the more pronounced its accuracy becomes, making it ideal for architectural prototypes and full-size functional parts that demand rigorous dimensional compliance. Achieve unmatched accuracy—no matter the scale.

Achieve Injection-Molded-Level Quality

Powered by Bambu Studio's exclusive Auto Hole-Contour Compensation, a temperature-controlled chamber, and pre-tuned filament parameters, Bambu Lab H2D with Vision Encoder goes beyond desktop 3D printing, delivering machined-level accuracy and injection-molded quality. Say goodbye to extensive adjustments and post-processing—fit components seamlessly and streamline your workflow like never before.

5-Minute Calibration for Weeks-Long Accuracy

Place, calibrate, and go. A quick 5-minute calibration ensures weeks of ultra-high accuracy printing with no hassle. Just minutes of setup to counteract wear over time—keeping your prints precise and your workflow smooth. Absolutely worth it!

Usage tips

1. Machine performance characteristics inevitably evolve due to temporal factors, operational usage patterns, and environmental influences. This progress manifests through mechanisms including:
   • Ambient temperature fluctuations
   • Structural micro-deformations from operational vibration or relocation
   • Stress relaxation in housing materials
   Consequently, calibration efficacy exhibits progressive attenuation. The degradation rate correlates directly with environmental severity and usage intensity parameters. For applications requiring high-precision maintenance, we recommend implementing biweekly calibration protocols to ensure sustained measurement accuracy.
2. Bambu Lab Vision Encoder is only used for motion accuracy calibration and must not be used as build plate. Please remove and store the Vision Encoder properly after calibration.
3. Before calibrating with Bambu Lab Vision Encoder, please ensure the following:
   • Please remove the transparent plastic protective film from the surface of the Vision Encoder before use.
   • Ensure the toolhead camera is functioning properly, with no HMS errors (e.g., dirty lenses).
   • Clear all debris from the heatbed.
   • Ensure the surface of Vision Encoder is clean, with all grid patterns clearly visible.
   • Before calibration, ensure that the heatbed is at room temperature. Avoid placing the Vision Encoder on the heatbed when it is hot to prevent errors caused by thermal expansion.