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GE Patents Have a Novel Ear for Validating 3D Printing Quality
Posted on June 7th, 2017 by Ken Klapproth in New Materials & Applications
Image by Airbus via GEreports.com
3D printing may have revolutionized part design and manufacture, but uses a deposition process sensitive to consistent material delivery. By ‘listening’ to parts during the additive manufacturing cycle, engineers at GE have devised a new method of assuring parts are free from defects and voids which could cause premature failure. Continue reading “GE Patents Have a Novel Ear for Validating 3D Printing Quality” »
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