NetworkNewsBreaks – Sigma Labs Inc. (NASDAQ: SGL
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NetworkNewsBreaks – Sigma Labs Inc. (NASDAQ: SGLB) CEO Featured in Barron’s Article Highlighting Progress of 3-D Printing Industry
Sigma Labs Inc. (NASDAQ: SGLB) CEO John Rice was featured in an article published Monday by Barron’s. The article, titled ‘3-D Printing Is Making Gains in Unexpected Places, Like Cars and Artificial Knees’, evaluates the advancement of 3-D printing, or additive manufacturing, in a number of diverse industries, including automotive production and health care. Rice commented on the process of 3-D metal printing, which leverages focused light to build complex shapes with metal powder. “In effect you make a giant welded part,” Rice told Barron’s. Sigma is servicing the industry by marketing products designed to improve the quality and expedite the validation of these 3-D printed parts. “You can overheat or under melt parts,” Rice continued. “3-D printers have personality.” Sigma uses software and AI to scan and adjust welding characteristics in real time, effectively positioning the company as “the quality control of the 3-D printing world.”
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Sigma Labs Inc. (NASDAQ: SGLB) CEO John Rice was featured in an article published Monday by Barron’s. The article, titled ‘3-D Printing Is Making Gains in Unexpected Places, Like Cars and Artificial Knees’, evaluates the advancement of 3-D printing, or additive manufacturing, in a number of diverse industries, including automotive production and health care. Rice commented on the process of 3-D metal printing, which leverages focused light to build complex shapes with metal powder. “In effect you make a giant welded part,” Rice told Barron’s. Sigma is servicing the industry by marketing products designed to improve the quality and expedite the validation of these 3-D printed parts. “You can overheat or under melt parts,” Rice continued. “3-D printers have personality.” Sigma uses software and AI to scan and adjust welding characteristics in real time, effectively positioning the company as “the quality control of the 3-D printing world.”
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