This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Carnegie Mellon University. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Joshua Tashman and In-Process Monitoring for Embedded 3D Printing.
Introduction
Joshua Tashman is an inventor associated with Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. His patent work addresses additive manufacturing, with a focus on monitoring an object as it is being printed within a transparent support bath.
Latest Patents
Tashman is named on one patent, Transparent Support Bath for Embedded 3D Printing and System for In-Process Monitoring. The invention describes an additive manufacturing method and system in which a nozzle deposits structure material into support material according to a computer model. A detector obtains image data of the object during printing, and the system compares those images with the model. Based on the comparison, the process can update the model or print parameters, adjust machine-path instructions, stop printing, flag a discrepancy, or validate the object’s shape. The nozzle continues depositing material as needed to form the object. Tashman’s reported portfolio includes 1 patent.
Career Highlights
Tashman’s listed affiliation is Carnegie Mellon University. The patent reflects work at the intersection of additive manufacturing, embedded printing, and in-process inspection.
Collaborations
Daniel J. Shiwarski is identified as a coworker. The patent’s described approach combines material deposition with image-based monitoring to assess the printed structure during fabrication.
Conclusion
Joshua Tashman’s patent contribution centers on monitoring and controlling embedded 3D printing by comparing in-process images with a computer model.
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