Does Euler replace CT?

Not where a part has to be CT scanned. Euler finds many of the defects CT finds, and it finds them while the build prints, so a bad build is known before it reaches CT. Critical parts in some sectors will still need CT; with Euler, that time goes to the parts that need it.

Do we have to re-qualify our process?

No. Euler only reads the images your printer already saves. It does not control the machine or change any process parameter.

What does Euler detect?

Eight defect types: obstruction, warpage, pinning, spatter, smoke, streaking, hopping and holes. Each is marked on the image of the layer where it appears. Euler does not measure temperature, the melt pool or porosity directly, but the defects and trends it sees correlate strongly with anomalies in them.

How long does it take to set up?

Euler Connect installs in about five minutes on any machine with access to the layer images. There are no sensors to fit.

Research & institutes

Every build is a data set. Treat it like one.

Euler turns the layer images your printer already saves into data you can plot, compare and export, layer by layer.

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Ten watch-case frames in 3D, with the defects found glowing where they sit, and the build's per-layer data beside them

watch-case-frames-wf-12.csv

layer	severity	spatter	streaking
615	minor	7	1
616	minor	9	1
617	critical	14	6
618	critical	13	8
619	critical	15	8

In the lab

Measure the build without building the instrument

Every layer of every build is analyzed from the images your printer already takes. No sensors to buy, no code to write and nothing to calibrate before the first experiment.

Where defects sit inside the part.

The build in 3D, reconstructed without CAD, so a cluster on one part or one side of the plate is plain to see.

Compare builds

Which parameter set stands out, and why

Compare a group of builds and Euler tells you which ones stand out, and why. Standing out is not always bad. A build can stand out because it has fewer defects.

Your data, your tools

Chart layer data next to your own logs

Everything Euler records about a build is yours to take out. Line it up with your own machine logs and plot the two together.

Using Euler with an AI assistant

Customers

What customers say, and what was measured

“Euler is close to perfect in spotting the issues. We have already adopted Euler on all our machines and the vision is to switch completely to automatic QA reporting from machine data.”

Jeppe Byskov

Director of Additive Manufacturing, DTI

White paper27.8%of all print time in the study went to builds that failed.Many of those were experiments that push the process on purpose.Read the white paper

“There's a lot of things that can go wrong during the process especially for an RTO like DTI where we're really trying to push the boundaries of what's possible.”

Danish Technological Institute · Customer Spotlight

FAQ

Before you connect a printer

Start with the free plan

Connect a printer, upload a finished build, and have two of them analyzed on us.

No credit card.

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Every build is a data set. Treat it like one.

Measure the build without building the instrument

On the machines you already have.

Defects where they happened.

Where defects sit inside the part.

Which parameter set stands out, and why

Five or more builds, one map.

Tagged the way you run the study.

Then look at the layers.