Sigma Labs Inc (SASI)

[GetRich1day]

I feel the same way and continue to purchase as funds become available. I've been investing since late 2013. My research continues to confirm that I should invest here.
The ongoing AM news/reports that indicate AM will grow even though the past year 3D plays have trended down. I continue to purchase at these levels as all indications are that long term this will pay off.
The AM quality assurance is huge and SGLB's PrintRite is a solution that is has been proven through independent testing ie GE, Honeywell.
I believe that's why Materialize, and Additive Industries want to integrate PrintRite into there systems and why Rocket Aerodyne plans to make a purchase via the America Makes contract. I think that a few more big names will want to work with SGLB as more AM moves to being mass produced.
I feel that exciting days are ahead of us especially as we move into next year with GE and the end of DARPA Phase 2. That AM ICME framework has HUGE potential for SGLB as the IPQA may be built into the framework. Anyone read thru the ICME study? http://www.tms.org/icmestudy/ I like statement like this "i. Here, “models” refers to the fundamental physics/materials-based models (e.g., a crystal plasticity model) while “tools”
refers to computational codes (e.g., Deform®) that have been properly validated and verified and can be used in a
quantitative fashion to implement ICME. The tools are often commercial codes, but can be freeware as well."

I believe they are talking about our Deform. There was a Honeywell presentation out there that showed the "IPQA" implemented right into the ICME framework. Can someone find that and repost it? GLTA