Sigma Labs Inc (SASI)

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For the sake of discussion, I'll assume that you would consider GEA to be a prime example of your point. What's interesting to me is that GE produces videos, examples of which have been posted here on the board, that seem to indicate efforts toward a very similar approach to in-situ inspection and problem-address as Sigma. This of course follows the history of their having applied for a patent for what appears to be a very similar solution to Sigma's, one day after Sigma.












I think nobody is jumping on the Sigma bandwagon because the first thing interested companies and govt projects (DARPA, AM, etc) do after working with Sigma is go try to figure out another IPQA solution (because it doesn't perform well - like the Sigma executives).