Four steps that turn a part coming off the plate into a part you can put your name on.
Assurance picks up where AM leaves off, already knowing which model was printed, on which machine, with which material and settings.
The finished part is captured, so what gets judged is the part that actually exists rather than the model it was supposed to match.
Measured geometry is held against the original model and its tolerances, and every deviation is reported with a number attached to it.
The part passes, fails or goes to review, and whichever happens is written into a record and a certificate that stay with it.
Most quality work is slow because the information is scattered. The model lives in one place, the build log in another, the measurements on a clipboard, and someone rebuilds the story afterwards from all three.
Because Assurance sits downstream of Creative and AM on the same platform, the part already knows where it came from. The record assembles itself rather than being reconstructed.
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