Sigma Labs Inc (SASI)

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I wonder if PrintRite3D is inside?

https://www.scientific-computing.com/news/siemens-introduces-additive-manufacturing-process-simulation-software

Siemens' new process simulation product is integrated into the Powder Bed Fusion Process chain in the Siemens PLM Software Additive Manufacturing portfolio and is used to predict distortion for metal printing. The product provides a guided workflow to the user that allows for the assessment of distortions, the prediction of recoater collisions, prediction of areas of overheating, and other important feedback about the print process. The AM Process Simulation solution offers the ability to iterate on a solution between the design and build tray setup steps of the workflow, and the simulation step. This closed feedback loop is possible due to the tightly integrated nature of the Siemens digital innovation platform. The simulation data created feeds into the digital thread of information which informs each step of the printing process. This digital backbone enables the system to develop pre-compensated models and, more importantly, to feed those seamlessly back into the model design and manufacturing processes without additional data translation. This high level of integration is what customers need today in order to be successful in industrializing additive manufacturing.

‘By using a combination of empirical and computational methods we can increase the accuracy of the simulation process, feeding the digital twin and helping customers better predict their real-world print results. We have proven this over months of real-world testing with some selected first adopter companies. Providing corrected geometry and closed loop feedback can ultimately allow our customers to get better results from their additive manufacturing processes, helping to achieve that first-time-right print and realize innovation with this technology.’


https://www.bizjournals.com/albuquerque/news/2016/11/14/nms-sigma-labs-partners-with-3-d-printing-giant.html

Mark Cola, CEO of Sigma, said Siemens contacted the company earlier this year about helping with quality assurance as its 3-D manufacturing demand grows. Sigma will provide statistical process control and assure part quality for Siemens burner repairs and set the stage for productivity optimization.