I am wondering whether it would be possible to control the Peachy with a Raspberry Pi. Given that resin-based printing is quite time consuming, I'd rather not tie up a computer controlling the Peachy. So what I'm thinking is to use Octoprint to drive the Peachy. Octoprint is a web server that runs on the Pi that you can upload STL files to, it slices them, and sends them to the printer. Or you can slice the geometry on your regular computer, and send the resulting file (gcode) to Octoprint to send to the printer. And it can show printing progress, a webcam, etc., all on the web page. It's all open source, so the "work" would be to get the Peach slicer and printer control software to run on the Raspberry Pi. Of course, the Pi is a pretty limited computer, but it has a headphone jack so perhaps it can control the Peachy. It doesn't have a microphone input, but it has a bunch of general purpose IO pins that could be wired up to detect drips (or control them, etc.).

So, what do you guys think? Possible?