3DX Industries, Inc. (OTCID: DDDX) has engaged robotics and artificial-intelligence engineer Vamsi Sripada as Technical Advisor - Advanced Systems, tasking him with leading technical development for the company’s Advanced Systems initiative. The move marks a strategic expansion for the U.S.-based advanced manufacturing company, which is looking to move beyond component manufacturing and into product development, intelligent physical systems and selected proprietary technology opportunities. By pairing Sripada’s technical expertise with 3DX’s established manufacturing platform, the company aims to develop intelligent systems and build their physical components and assemblies in-house.
“This is an important step in where we are taking 3DX,” said Roger Janssen, President and Chief Executive Officer of 3DX Industries. “Our manufacturing capabilities provide the physical foundation. Vamsi brings the engineering, robotics, AI and software expertise to help us evaluate ideas, support product development and connect intelligent technologies with real-world manufacturing.” The announcement, first distributed via NEWMEDIAWIRE, underscores a growing trend among advanced manufacturers to integrate digital intelligence with physical production.
The implications of this engagement are significant for 3DX’s competitive positioning. Advanced Systems expands the company’s participation into product development and intelligent systems while keeping advanced manufacturing at the core of its operating platform. More importantly, selected Advanced Systems projects create opportunities for 3DX to develop company-owned software, technologies, products and other intellectual property—a path to proprietary technology that could differentiate the company in an increasingly crowded manufacturing landscape. Sripada’s background across software, AI, robotics, electronics and hardware integration can be combined with 3DX’s manufacturing, prototyping and product-development capabilities to move intelligent-product concepts toward physical systems.
Sripada is an electrical, robotics and artificial intelligence engineer whose experience spans autonomous systems, software development, computer vision, LiDAR mapping, embedded electronics, robotic operating systems, controls and hardware integration. His project work includes autonomous drones, underwater robotic systems, mobile robotics and AI-enabled vision applications. He holds a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering from the University of Bridgeport and a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering. At 3DX, Sripada will provide technical, engineering and strategic support across artificial intelligence, robotics, automation, software development, product development and advanced manufacturing, including evaluating and advancing selected Advanced Systems opportunities where software, intelligent systems and physical manufacturing intersect.
“The opportunity for 3DX is in combining technical development with the ability to build physical products,” said Nicholas Coriano, Vice President of 3DX Industries. “Vamsi strengthens the technical side of that equation and expands our ability to pursue opportunities where robotics, artificial intelligence, software and advanced manufacturing come together.” The engagement also expands 3DX’s ability to evaluate and develop proprietary technologies through selected Advanced Systems projects, including potential software, control systems, intelligent mechanical subsystems and integrated products for robotics, automation and other autonomous-system applications. “I am excited to work with the 3DX team and contribute to the development of Advanced Systems,” said Sripada. “Bringing robotics, artificial intelligence, software and advanced manufacturing together creates opportunities to develop practical intelligent systems with real-world applications.”
For investors and industry observers, the appointment signals 3DX’s intent to compete in the emerging market for intelligent physical systems. Additional information is available at www.3dxindustries.com, and company news can be tracked through OTC Markets at https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/DDDX/news. The original release is viewable on www.newmediawire.com.
