We demonstrate some of the benefits of using vision and graphics in additive manufacturing

Ever since the commercialization of additive manufacturing in the late 80ies, it has been clear what enormous potential the technology could have, potentially disrupting several industries. However, we have yet to see the technology fully adopted by the manufacturing industry. One of the issues that has prevented widespread adoption of 3D printing for use within manufacturing is the apparent lack of quality control during and after the printing process. We aim at solving part of the challenges required for the technology to reach its full envisioned potential.

Additive Manufacturing

About the project

We focus on digitalization and quality control of the 3D printing process. We also develop and evaluate novel 3D printing (additive manufacturing) systems for use within the design space of manufacturing and rapid prototyping.

Contact

David Bue Pedersen
[Senior Researcher]
Technical University of Denmark

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