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- 1Creality Pika 3D scanner wins praise in new review▼Creality Pika 3D scanner review: Good things come in small packages The tiny, portable Creality Pika is a joy to use, es
A new review of the Creality Pika describes the compact, portable 3D scanner as a pleasure to use, with performance that shines when paired with a high-end computer or a recent smartphone. The reviewer frames it as proof that good things come in small packages, highlighting its ease of use as a standout for hobbyists and makers.
- 2Creality adopts Prusa's contested Open Community License●Creality are also starting to use Prusa's non-open-source "Open Community License". I've called them out on it early: ht
3D printer maker Creality has begun releasing work under Prusa's "Open Community License", which critics say does not meet open-source standards because of its restrictions. A commentator has publicly challenged Creality over the move, referencing earlier criticism of Prusa for the same licensing choice, and is watching whether the company responds. The debate reopens a running argument in the open-source hardware community about what qualifies as genuinely open licensing.