Looking Back At 2021 Addiguru Has Made Tremendous Progress
December 8, 2022
As we start the new year, Addiguru team
is looking forward to making more progress in this year. We
would like
to thank the Additive Manufacturing community as well as
researchers,
customers, friends, investors and funding organizations for
a fabulous
2021.
Let’s
take a look at the incredible innovation 2021 has
brought to both Addiguru and the industry:
Significant improvements to the LPBF solution were made
especially
the ability to categorize the issues detected into
general anomalies,
spatter, part swelling/visible edges, recoater
streaking, recoater
hopping, and short feed.
In collaboration with EWI, we demonstrated closed-loop
control using Addiguru issue detection.
For more information on the LPBF Solution
watch THIS VIDEO
In collaboration with OSU-CDME, we demonstrated that the
Addiguru solution is machine and material agnostic.
In collaboration with Open Additive, Addiguru developed
a plug-in
for detecting issues for Open Additive’s LPBF machines
and the recoat
camera sensor.
Monitoring and issue detection software for Fused
Filament Fabrication (FFF) or extrusion processes
was
also launched. Addiguru’s FFF issue detection software
can detect
stranding, delamination, over extrusion, and nozzle
clogging.
For more information on the FFF Solution
watch THIS
VIDEO.
Addiguru filed one patent application, two trademarks
and is looking forward to filing more.
Addiguru started at the prestigious Innovation
Crossroads program at
Oak Ridge National Labs (ORNL). Through the program
Addiguru will
conduct Cooperative Research and Development with ORNL
to further
progress the issue detection technology for all AM
processes.
We look forward to collaborating
with other
companies and helping the Additive Manufacturing
processes to become
more efficient and scale new heights.
