How Data Makes DED a Trustworthy Alternative to Casting

Formalloy, a California-based supplier of powder- and wire-fed directed energy deposition (DED) technology for metal 3D printing, is used to skepticism when it comes to printing parts as alternatives to castings. But through a combination of on-machine sensors, in-process monitoring, and post-print data analysis and reporting, the company is able to provide far more specific and detailed information about the creation of a printed part than would ever be possible to learn about a casting.
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[@MarkLawry]

That is interesting, to be inspecting aspects of the part during printing. The military will love having the additional paperwork to maintain with every part.

[@lakshyajain385]

I want the dataset to train the AI model to optimize directed energy deposition using laser can you provide me with that

[@lapinchiloca]

❤😊

[@truvak]

Incorporate data as an intrinsic element of a part makes a lot of sense.