Filaments not recommended for the AMS lite, and why

Bambu advises against TPU 95A or softer, TPE, absorbent PVA, and most CF/GF filaments in the AMS lite; it lists Bambu PLA-CF and Bambu PETG-CF as exceptions. (source) Bambu states the AMS has an extra transmission gear that the AMS lite lacks, so PETG-CF and PLA Wood are compatible with the AMS but not recommended for the AMS lite. (source)

For TPU specifically, Bambu's AMS lite FAQ lists hardness 77D, 55D or higher[src] as usable and 95A, 85A, 83A, 80A or lower[src] as not usable.

Categories Bambu does not rate "Compatible" for the AMS lite

CategoryAMS lite statusAMS statusProducts in our dataset
PLA WoodNot RecommendedCompatible21
PLA-CF/GFOnly Bambu's own product listed as compatibleOnly Bambu's own product listed as compatible44
PLA GlowNot RecommendedNot Recommended55
PETG-CFNot RecommendedCompatible48
TPUNot CompatibleNot Compatible160
ABSNot RecommendedCompatible127
ABS-GFNot RecommendedCompatible6
PA-CF/GFOnly Bambu's own product listed as compatibleOnly Bambu's own product listed as compatible58
PET-CF/GFNot CompatibleNot Compatible11
PPA-CF/GFNot CompatibleNot Compatible6
PPS-CF/GFNot CompatibleNot Compatible4
ABS-CFNot rated by BambuNot rated by Bambu10
PA (unfilled)Not rated by BambuNot rated by Bambu42
ASA-CF/GFNot rated by BambuNot rated by Bambu25
PC-CF/GFNot rated by BambuNot rated by Bambu12

PLA Wood: examples from the dataset

PLA-CF/GF: examples from the dataset

PLA Glow: examples from the dataset

PETG-CF: examples from the dataset

TPU: examples from the dataset

ABS: examples from the dataset

ABS-GF: examples from the dataset

PA-CF/GF: examples from the dataset

PET-CF/GF: examples from the dataset

PPA-CF/GF: examples from the dataset

PPS-CF/GF: examples from the dataset

ABS-CF: examples from the dataset

PA (unfilled): examples from the dataset

ASA-CF/GF: examples from the dataset

PC-CF/GF: examples from the dataset

Category assignment is automatic, from the product's database material and name (e.g. names containing CF/GF are treated as fiber-filled). See methodology.