
Fork of HTML5 Fab Modules by Neil Gershenfeld
Fab Modules is an innovative browser-based Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM) system that simplifies the process of generating toolpaths for various fabrication machines. With its user-friendly interface, Fab Modules supports a range of equipment commonly found in fab labs, including laser cutters, CNC mills, and water jets. This open-source project offers flexibility and ease of use, making it an ideal choice for both hobbyists and professionals looking to streamline their fabrication workflows.
By enabling seamless communication between the user interface and the hardware, Fab Modules empowers users to efficiently produce designs with a high degree of precision and control. Whether you’re milling circuit boards or using specialty machinery, this tool is designed to enhance the fabrication experience.
Versatile Machine Support: Compatible with a wide array of machines, including laser cutters from Epilog and Trotec, CNC mills like Shopbot and Roland, and specialty tools such as the Omax waterjet.
Multiple Output Formats: Generates a variety of output files including Gerber, DXF, SVG, and generic G-code, ensuring compatibility with most fabrication systems.
Browser-Based Interface: As a browser-based application, Fab Modules can be easily accessed from any device without the need for additional software installations.
Open Source License: Available under a custom MIT-like license, allowing users to freely adapt and modify the system to suit their specific needs.
Easy Installation: Installation is straightforward, requiring only a few steps to set up and start using the system to its full potential.
Active Community Support: Benefit from a vibrant community of users and developers that provides support, resources, and updates for continued improvement of the project.
Real-time Server Communication: Start the server to enable the web interface to communicate directly with hardware, facilitating real-time adjustments and control.
