Sigma Labs Inc (SASI)

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The 3DSim reference appears on page 32 of the AI MetalFab brochure. I've excerpted from the brochure and copied below. Spacing obscured a bit when I pasted, so it may be easier to have a look at the AI brochure yourselves, for anyone interested.

I'll also re-post 3dt's post of this morning, (at bottom), with the link to the AI brochure and reference to the appearance of Printrite as an option....




Design and Simulation
Apart from the workfl ow to support the management of part
opti misati on, the Additi ve World Platf orm off ers the functi onality to
store all relevant part data in a single place, including CAD and CAM
data – all governed under version control that manages version history
and is used to link part versions to producti on builds, allowing a full
part history overview in the system.
By integrati ng 3DSIM’s exaSIM package (opti onal), the Additi ve World
Platf orm will off er integrated part as well as build simulati on. This will
enable users to prevent build failures by predicti ng errors in simulati on
as well as improving part design and build support in order to reduce
the risk of build errors all while increasing functi onality

3dt's post, with link:

"New MetalFab1 brochure lists PrintRite3D as an option on their machines for "In-process quality control"--see p.11:
https://additiveindustries.com/uploads/media/5a14195f68f83/hr-add17017-01-bedrijfsbrochurev5-zs.pdf

Most of us probably kinda figured that this was going to be the case, but it's good to see it in writing. And maybe this will put to rest any future conjectures that every MetalFab1 is going to incorporate the "Intel Inside" model--maybe not needed if you're making parts for a bakery, maybe absolutely essential if you're making parts for a jet engine (or race car?)."