NSF Backs UNF Research to Stamp Out Defects in Metal 3D Printing

University of North Florida researchers are developing an automated monitoring system funded by the National Science Foundation that detects and corrects defects in metal 3D printing as each layer is produced. The real-time correction technology aims to improve the quality and reliability of metal parts manufactured through additive processes.

Backed by a newly awarded National Science Foundation grant, researchers at the University of North Florida are developing an automated monitoring system that detects and corrects defects in metal 3D printing layer by layer, in real time.  Dr. Longfei Zhou, assistant professor of advanced…

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