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automotiveNovember 5, 2026
Additive Assurance to Boost Production Confidence at Formnext 2026
Additive Assurance will showcase real-time quality assurance for metal additive manufacturing, addressing key challenges in ASEAN factories.
Additive Assurance to Showcase Real-Time Quality Assurance at Formnext 2026 \\[11/04/26, 05:27 AM | Additive & 3D Printing, Engineering]\\[4th November 2026, Melbourne, Australia]\\[Visit http://www.additiveassurance.com for further information]\\[Additive Assurance will exhibit at Formnext 2026, Messe Frankfurt, 17-20 November, at Hall 12.1 booth E41.]\\[Subscribe to Newsletter More Additive & 3D Printing News | Stories | Articles]\\[Featured Product NXD Surface Solutions from NORD Surface Protection for Extreme Conditions.]\\As the metal additive manufacturing (AM) industry continues to evolve, one of the most persistent challenges is ensuring the quality and consistency of printed parts. This issue is particularly relevant for factories in Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Malaysia, where the adoption of advanced manufacturing technologies is on the rise. At Formnext 2026, Additive Assurance will present its innovative solution, AMiRIS, a real-time in-situ quality assurance platform designed to address these challenges.\\[### Addressing Key Challenges in ASEAN Factories]\\In Southeast Asia, the demand for high-quality, complex parts is growing, but the current methods of post-build inspection, such as CT scans and non-destructive testing (NDT), are often expensive, time-consuming, and operationally challenging. These issues can lead to significant delays and increased costs, which are especially problematic for high-value, large-scale production. Additive Assurance's AMiRIS platform aims to move quality evidence upstream, allowing manufacturers to identify and address anomalies during the build process, rather than after it. This approach not only reduces the need for extensive post-build inspections but also helps in making better-informed decisions early on, saving both time and resources.\\[### How AMiRIS Works]\\AMiRIS combines high-resolution near-infrared sensing, automated analytics, and browser-based reporting to provide full visibility into the build process. It localizes process anomalies, compares parts and builds against known-good references, and creates traceable evidence that quality and engineering teams can use. The platform is available for standard and large-format laser powder bed fusion (L-PBF) systems, and with AMiRIS Inside, machine manufacturers can integrate this assurance directly into their next-generation platforms.\\[### Benefits for ASEAN Manufacturers]\\For factories in Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Malaysia, the benefits of adopting AMiRIS are substantial. By moving quality assurance upstream, manufacturers can reduce the reliance on costly and time-consuming post-build inspections, leading to more efficient and cost-effective production. Additionally, the ability to identify and address issues early in the build process can significantly improve the overall quality and reliability of the final products. This is particularly important as the region moves towards larger, denser, and higher-value production, where the stakes are even higher.\\[### A Call to Action for Factory Buyers]\\Additive Assurance invites factory buyers and quality managers to visit their booth at Formnext 2026, Hall 12.1, booth E41, to discuss the specific quality challenges they face and explore how AMiRIS can help. Visitors are encouraged to bring real-world applications, quality bottlenecks, or inspection challenges to the discussion. By doing so, they can gain valuable insights into how in-process quality assurance can streamline their operations and enhance their competitive edge.\\[### Conclusion]\\The future of metal additive manufacturing in ASEAN is bright, but it requires robust quality assurance solutions to fully realize its potential. Additive Assurance's AMiRIS platform offers a promising solution by providing real-time, in-situ quality assurance that can help factories in the region overcome the challenges of post-build inspection and ensure the consistent production of high-quality parts. For factory buyers, the opportunity to integrate this technology into their operations is a step towards more efficient, reliable, and cost-effective manufacturing. Don't miss the chance to see AMiRIS in action at Formnext 2026 and discover how it can transform your production processes.\\[www.additiveassurance.com]
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Editorial rewrite by ASEAN Machine team, based on public reporting from Manufacturing Tomorrow, with added ASEAN manufacturing context.
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