Makerworld Drama
Bambulab takes stock of the launch of Makerworld
Bambulab launches its successful beta version, but encounters obstacles
On September 21, Bambulab, a new 3D printing model accommodation platform, launched its open beta version.The platform quickly gained popularity, with more than 20,000 daily active users in just five days.
However, the launch was marked by some controversies.Printables, another 3D printing model accommodation site, has blocked imports of models from Bambulab.Printables also accused inverse engineering and cyber attack bambulab.
Blocked imports
Bambulab explained that its model import process requires users to add a Makerworld link to their biography on other platforms.Printables reported these links as spam, which blocked imports.
Bambulab said he understood Printablesâ desire to keep his models on his platform.However, the company also stressed that competition can promote progress and improvements for users.
Reverse engineering and cyber attack
Bambulab also denied the accusations of reverse engineering and cyber attack.The company said it had used Printables to find inspiration and information, but that no automated robot or script had been used.
Bambulab also said that he had contacted around 50 creators on Printables to ask them if they were interested in the Bambulab beta test.However, the company stressed that it had avoided any spam type tactic.
Competition point of view
Bambulab concluded by affirming that mutual respect and fair competition are essential for a brighter future.The company has also reaffirmed its conviction that creators should have the freedom to accommodate their models on several platforms.
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