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INDX Conversion Kits now available to public for Prusa Core One(+).
(www.prusa3d.com)
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this post was submitted on 24 Apr 2026
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I see a lot of people understandably perturbed by the price (and their prices in general), but to their credit, they created and maintain the most popular slicer (which Bambu slicer is itself a variation of), and printables.com, a hugely popular stl site. Bambu and others directly benefit from Prusa's contributions while they pay for development and r&d, so it adds some additional context to the price (in my view).
Worth noting that I think some of their recent decisions are steps in the wrong direction.