Jan 6, 2020
Sigma Labs Inc. (NASDAQ: SGLB) President and CEO John Rice recently joined NNW’s Stuart Smith to discuss the company’s disruptive technology (http://nnw.fm/2DNrE). A leading developer of quality-control software for the commercial 3D-printing industry, SGLB offers PrintRite3D® software: a proprietary, real-time, computer-aided inspection (CAI) technology. The product is unique as the only in-process, quality-assurance software that revolutionizes the commercial 3D metal-printing industry by enabling nondestructive quality control intervention during the production process.
Sigma Labs was founded in 2010 by a team of senior scientists and engineers from Los Alamos Labs who were poised to develop revolutionary parts in metallurgy science. Managed by experts from different science disciplines such as physics, metallurgy, mechanical engineering, optics, artificial intelligence and data science, the company has…
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