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PrintSyst.ai proprietary AI engine enables 3D printing with confidence

PrintSyst.ai is a startup that has focused over the last couple of years on developing artificial intelligence to solve the significant cost of the pre-printing processes in additive manufacturing. Today, analyzing parts before 3D printing is a crucial step that…

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PrintSyst.ai is a startup that has focused over the last couple of years on developing artificial intelligence to solve the significant cost of the pre-printing processes in additive manufacturing. Today, analyzing parts before 3D printing is a crucial step that requires a lot of time, and that bears significant risks to company’s ability to meet the desired lead times and regulations. Moreover, this manual process results in a high average rate of parts that turn out dysfunctional. Recently, PrintSyst.ai announced the launch of its next generation proprietary AI engine, the 3DP AI- PerfecterTM. This tool will enable industries such as aerospace, defense and automotive to fully leverage the potential of 3D printing by significantly increasing printed parts’ consistency and reliability while reducing labor, time and cost. To learn more we spoke to Itamar Yona, CEO and Co-Founder of PrintSyst.ai!

3DN: Can you present yourself and tell us about your relationship with 3D printing?

Itamar Yona is the Co-Founder and CEO of PrintSyst.ai, which enables 3D printing with confidence using an advanced AI engine. Itamar is an accomplished 3D printing expert and mentor, who combines his passion for 3D printing with strong technological background. Itamar is a third generation in the printing business and has a B.Sc degree in Electrical Engineering.

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3DN: Why did you decide to create PrintSyst.ai?

PrintSyst.ai grew from a deep understanding of the problems and pain points that 3D service bureaus constantly face, and especially as they print industrial-grade, sophisticated parts. My brother and I are deeply rooted in traditional printing; we began offering 3D printing as a service, we received a lot of jobs and even more questions. These questions led to answers that formed a bridge to understanding additive manufacturing and helped clients to make the most of the new technology.