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Phase3D is collaborating with UK manufacturer Alloyed to assess part quality and identify how build anomalies cause defects using the Fringe in-situ inspection system.
Additive Manufacturing (AM) is a crucial technology for the future of aviation, but current processes require extensive post-inspection, such as CT scans, to validate safety. In-situ inspection offers a more efficient solution by ensuring real-time quality control during production, moving the industry closer to FAA approval for high-safety-critical parts. At Phase3D, we are developing in-situ inspection technology to streamline this process and help revolutionize the use of AM in aviation.
Phase3D research with Illinois Institute of Technology to advance Binder Jetting
Phase3D is First to Correlate Additive Manufacturing Build Anomalies to Part Defects for the U.S. Air Force and NASA
The multiyear Cooperation between Phase3D and the US Air Force is Contributing to the Continued Development of Metal Additive Manufacturing for the Defense Sector
Understanding Fringe Projection: Phase3D's Approach to Objective Measurements
U.S. Air Force Employs Phase3D to Develop Multiple Sensor Real-Time Inspection for Additive Manufacturing
Phase3D Releases True Layer Thickness Measurement for a Prominent Aerospace Company
US Air Force Awards Phase3D $1.25M Contract for Cold Spray Additive
Phase3D and DMG MORI Announce Research Collaboration Initiative
Phase3D, in Partnership with 1000Kelvin, Awarded Phase I STTR Contract from the US Air Force — Real-Time Anomaly Detection to Optimizing Laser Pathing
Phase3D Announces Collaboration with Materialise
Synchrotron X-rays Show Causal Link Between Height Defects and Gas Entrapped Porosity.
Phase3D Introduces Early Adopter Program for 3D Printing Real-Time Inspection
Phase3D Completes Technical Collaboration with Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Phase3D Wins Air Force Research Lab Open Call for Innovative Dual-Purpose Technologies Phase3D Media
Additive Monitoring Systems Re-brands as Phase3D
NASA Marshall Space Flight Center Selects Additive Monitoring Systems To Integrate In-situ Monitoring for Additive Manufacturing Production
US Air Force Contracts Chicago Startup Additive Monitoring Systems to Integrate In-situ Monitoring for Additive Manufacturing
