Bring Your Toughest AM Quality Problem To Formnext: Amsight Challenges Manufacturers To Rethink Production Quality
(HAMBURG, Germany —3rd November 2026] How quickly could your production team reconstruct a failed component’s entire manufacturing history? Can you demonstrate that your machines remain stable across successive builds? Could you provide a customer with comprehensive quality documentation tomorrow without diverting engineers from production?
If answering these questions involves multiple spreadsheets, disconnected databases, or hours of manual investigation, amsight has a compelling reason for you to visit its stand at Formnext 2026.
From 17–20 November, at Hall 12.1, Stand E81, amsight is inviting additive manufacturing (AM) professionals to discover how its dedicated quality-management software addresses some of industrial AM’s most persistent and expensive production problems.
The company’s message is straightforward, manufacturers should spend their time improving production, not reconstructing evidence of what happened.
For organisations struggling with powder management, amsight provides QR-based tracking of batches, blends, and reuse cycles, establishing comprehensive material traceability.
For quality engineers investigating scrap and recurring non-conformities, the software connects machine, build, post-processing, and inspection data, making previously disconnected information available for systematic root-cause analysis.
For production managers confronting inconsistent yields or demanding qualification requirements, integrated Statistical Process Control (SPC) supports process monitoring, early drift detection, and evidence-based assessments of machine and process stability.
And for companies supplying highly regulated sectors, automated documentation and part-level conformity reporting help reduce the administrative burden associated with customer approval and audit preparation.
“Bring us the quality-management challenge that repeatedly creates problems in your operation,” says Peter Lindecke, Co-founder and CCO of amsight. “It might be an unexplained increase in scrap, difficulties tracking powder reuse, or the time your engineers spend preparing qualification reports. We want visitors to leave understanding how these problems can be addressed, and what that can mean commercially.”
Importantly, amsight complements existing enterprise resource planning (ERP), manufacturing execution (MES), and corporate quality-management systems. Its dedicated AM quality layer connects the technical production evidence needed to support traceability, qualification, and continuous improvement.
As manufacturers increase production volumes, expand machine fleets, and pursue more demanding applications, that capability becomes increasingly valuable.
“Printing a good part is an achievement. Producing the next hundred consistently, and being able to prove it, is an industrial capability,” explains Tim Wischeropp, Co-founder and CEO of amsight. “Our focus at Formnext is demonstrating how connected evidence and statistical process control can help manufacturers move beyond reacting to individual quality problems towards systematically understanding and controlling their production processes.”
Whether your priority is reducing scrap, accelerating qualification, eliminating manual documentation or improving production visibility, amsight invites you to bring a specific challenge to Frankfurt.
Visit amsight at Formnext 2026, 17–20 November, Hall 12.1, Stand E81, and discover what connected quality management could achieve for your operation, and don’t forget to book a meeting in advance.

amsight software connects all quality data from powder to final part – enabling a proof of quality, and production optimization through data.
About amsight - amsight develops software for data-driven quality assurance and analytics in industrial Additive Manufacturing. The software covers the entire AM production chain - from raw material to final part - enabling reproducibility, traceability, statistical process control, and efficient root-cause analysis. amsight supports manufacturers and AM service providers in meeting the stringent quality and documentation requirements of regulated industries such as space, aviation, defense, semiconductor, and medical technology.
Contact: amsight – [Peter Lindecke, peter.lindecke@amsight.de]