OSU Team Adds In-Situ Sensing to Multi-Head Composite 3D Printing Platform

Oklahoma State University and Mississippi State University are developing a 3D printer that simultaneously deposits continuous fiber and polymer while using machine learning to monitor part quality in real time. The NSF-funded project combines multi-material additive manufacturing with AI-powered quality control to improve composite part production.

Oklahoma State University (OSU) and Mississippi State University are building a 3D printer that deposits continuous fiber and polymer in the same part while using machine learning to check part quality as it prints. The National Science Foundation is funding the work through its Major Research…

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