How Does LIMS Help?
AMIP can gather and build information through LIMS (Learning Integrated Manufacturing System) Devices.
The AMIP system streamlines the procurement process, encouraging innovation, tracking build data, and analyzing data to determine best practices and processes.
Source through the supply chain
Capture production processes
Ingest Build and Test Data for verification and analysis
Search the Supplier database to identify Suppliers capable of meeting production needs.
Securely linking suppliers across the country. Verify all data deliverables have been met prior to part acceptance.
Securely store and transmit Technical Data Packages (TDPs), CAM models, analysis results, process control documents, data specifications, time-series data captured form sensors and equipment controllers, NDT results, and a variety of images, x-rays, and other content.
The Analytics page gives the user insight into the overall system metrics of number of suppliers, process types, materials used, and number of parts produced.
Test data can be collected from coupons for any given build. The user can select tests from across jobs, materials, build processes, ASTM Test Types; to visualize tabular data, and charted data from the ingested test data. This can be used to identify best practices when selecting a material/build process for a specific part and to verify part quality and part acceptance.
Time series production data can be selected from across build processes; to visualize both tabular and charted data. This can be used to identify best practices when selecting a material/build process for a specific part, verify process consistency, and isolate printer issues.
Secured authentication including CAC, MFA, and FIDO. Role-based authorization enforced.
Encryption of all servers and data at rest. AMIP is based in the Azure GCC-High environment and leverages all security features that environment provides. AMIP sits behind a firewall and uses Azure Storage Service Encryption (256-bit AES) on both the App and Database servers. The Data-At-Rest has an additional layer of encryption using SQL Server encryption. All connections utilize TLS 1.3.
AMIP can gather and build information through LIMS (Learning Integrated Manufacturing System) Devices.
AMIP supports open source data ingestion and the system can handle data inputs from any source. AMIP partners with Lecs Energy who can supply a LIMS box on if desired. However, data can be captured by any method and loaded into AMIP.
Additive Manufacturing technology is a force multiplier for the supply chain. AMIP enhances the additive manufacturing process, identifies supply chain capabilities, and centralizes data analysis.