Seurat has built the only 3D metal printing process that can compete with the volumes, quality, and price points as traditional manufacturing. Seurat’s technology will help offset carbon emissions and is helping the world achieve net-zero emissions by 2050.
Co-Directed this video with Clum Creative (Cleveland, OH) to demonstrate how Seurat’s patented brand of Additive Manufacturing—Area Printing—is revolutionizing the way just about any metal component is made. From aerospace to consumer electronics. The possibilities are endless—as is scalability.
Spent a few days at Seurat’s corporate HQ in Wilmington, MA taking photos of the team and their work.
Seurat has developed and patented Area Printing, which has the potential to break through the limits of today’s metal Additive Manufacturing. Rather than increasing the number of laser sources, Seurat uses a completely new method of beam manipulation to increase melted volume per time.
Like Georges Seurat's brush technique, Seurat Technologies applies the same basic principle to laser light and powdered materials. Unlike traditional additive manufacturing, Area Printing from Seurat uses a powerful laser containing over 2.3 million pixels—like brush strokes—to micro-weld thin metal powder layers to the area below it, manufacturing entire renderings at once in a single defined area.
Area Printing connects the dots to give the world a new perspective.