NetworkNewsBreaks – Why Sigma Labs Inc. (NASDAQ:
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NetworkNewsBreaks – Why Sigma Labs Inc. (NASDAQ: SGLB) Is ‘One to Watch’
Sigma Labs (NASDAQ: SGLB), a leading developer of quality-assurance software for the commercial 3D printing industry, enables operators of machines making 3D metal parts to offset emerging quality problems, sustain part quality and avoid rejects through its in-process quality-assurance software. A recent article discussing the company reads, “Sigma Labs, with its PrintRite3D(R) brand, has established a new benchmark in the development and commercialization of real-time, computer-aided inspection (“CAI”) solutions. Sigma Labs resolves the major roadblocks and costly quality-control challenges that impede the 3D manufacture of precision metal parts. The company’s breakthrough, computer-aided software product revolutionizes commercial additive manufacturing, enabling nondestructive quality assurance during production, uniquely allowing errors to be corrected in real time. . . . Sigma Labs was founded in 2010 by a team of Los Alamos National Labs scientists and engineers to develop and commercially license advanced metallurgical products for the military ordinance, dental implants, and then for additive manufacturing (3D printing). After assessing 3D metal-printing technology and the costly, inconsistent, quality-control issues, Sigma Labs concluded that the enormous potential of 3D metal printing could only scale up if in-process, quality-assurance tools were developed to observe, manage and control the manufacturing complexities in such a manner that reliability and repeatability of very high-precision, quality metal parts could be achieved in the process. Sigma Labs’ patented and third-party validated software has achieved these objectives and now delivers the critical elements needed to unleash the promise of 3D metal printing.”
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Sigma Labs (NASDAQ: SGLB), a leading developer of quality-assurance software for the commercial 3D printing industry, enables operators of machines making 3D metal parts to offset emerging quality problems, sustain part quality and avoid rejects through its in-process quality-assurance software. A recent article discussing the company reads, “Sigma Labs, with its PrintRite3D(R) brand, has established a new benchmark in the development and commercialization of real-time, computer-aided inspection (“CAI”) solutions. Sigma Labs resolves the major roadblocks and costly quality-control challenges that impede the 3D manufacture of precision metal parts. The company’s breakthrough, computer-aided software product revolutionizes commercial additive manufacturing, enabling nondestructive quality assurance during production, uniquely allowing errors to be corrected in real time. . . . Sigma Labs was founded in 2010 by a team of Los Alamos National Labs scientists and engineers to develop and commercially license advanced metallurgical products for the military ordinance, dental implants, and then for additive manufacturing (3D printing). After assessing 3D metal-printing technology and the costly, inconsistent, quality-control issues, Sigma Labs concluded that the enormous potential of 3D metal printing could only scale up if in-process, quality-assurance tools were developed to observe, manage and control the manufacturing complexities in such a manner that reliability and repeatability of very high-precision, quality metal parts could be achieved in the process. Sigma Labs’ patented and third-party validated software has achieved these objectives and now delivers the critical elements needed to unleash the promise of 3D metal printing.”
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