Industrial Computed Tomography (iCT) and Additive Manufacturing (AM) share a fundamental connection—both revolutionize industrial processes through non-destructive analyses and flexibility. As AM pushes the limits of design complexity, iCT emerges as a decisive enabler for guaranteeing quality, structural integrity, and material inspection.

This series of presentations will explore several iCT methodologies for quality inspection and material characterization, including offline use, online and inline analyses, and real-time tracking of material microstructure evolution (4D iCT). Examples of applications from leading manufacturing companies will span car batteries, polymer/composite AM parts, and neutron and X-ray high-energy-iCT problem-solving.

Whether validating intricate lattice structures, optimizing composite materials, or overcoming the challenges of tomographic volumetric printing (TVP), this discussion will unfold how iCT and AM together can drive the reliability and efficiency of next-generation manufacturing solutions.