AM Ultrasonics is developing the next generation of powder delivery systems for directed energy deposition 3D printers

After his master's in mechanical engineering at the University of Toronto, Alex worked as a research engineer at Dyson Technology Ltd., where he specialized in gas-particle separation technologies, fluid dynamics, and CFD, and obtained an international patent on a low-energy particle separation system. Afterward, he completed a Ph.D. at the Multi-Scale Additive Manufacturing (MSAM) lab, where he researched laser ultrasonics, and developed and obtained a patent together with Dr. Ehsan Toyserkani for UPL.

Ehsan Toyserkani holds the Canada Research Chair position in Additive Manufacturing (AM) and has over 20 years of experience in different aspects of AM research and development, from mechatronics AM system development, in particular LDED-PF systems, to AM applications in medicine and engineering. He established the first AM laboratory at a Canadian university, the MSAM lab, which focuses on the development of the next generation of AM processes and applications.

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