Additive manufacturing system incorporated with artificial intelligence

Abstract

Commercial additive manufacturing with continuous reinforcement produces parts with low fiber volume fraction and limited printing parameters. Mechanical properties of 3D printed products are improved with high fiber volume fraction. This technology solves, at least, the problem of undetected print fails of currently available technology. Applicator engineering solves the issue of poor interlaminar adhesion. The incorporation of elevated temperature control and real-time monitoring helps solve dimensional errors that happen due to postcuring. This technology mitigates and prevents print failures which will save time and material and improve printing efficiency. Ultrasonic vibration reduces the void in the print by better dispersion of resin.

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