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Speed only counts if the parts are trusted.

The categories worth winning — defense, aerospace, AI infrastructure, energy, medical — pay for reliability and traceability, not the lowest unit cost. AIM Quality is the inspection, test, and serialization layer that lets a distributed network of independent shops produce work a prime contractor can accept.

Serialized
unit-level traceability across every stage
ITAR-ready
controlled work qualified in San Antonio
One audit
network qualification accepted by every buyer

Distributed manufacturing fails on trust before it fails on capacity.

When a build crosses four independent shops, quality evidence fragments: separate inspection formats, separate records, no continuous chain. Buyers respond by auditing every supplier themselves — which is exactly the cost a network is supposed to remove.

  • Each supplier documents inspection differently, so evidence can't be compared or combined.
  • Defect origin is impossible to isolate when the record breaks at each handoff.
  • Defense and medical programs require serialization and controlled handling most shops can't demonstrate.
  • Repeated per-customer audits consume capacity that could be producing parts.
How it works
Step 01

Qualify the supplier

A standard audit of process controls, inspection capability, calibration, and documentation — run once, honored across the network.

Step 02

Inspect in-line

AOI, X-ray, dimensional inspection, and functional test at defined stage gates, recorded in a single format tied to the work order.

Step 03

Deliver the evidence package

Serialized units ship with a continuous record: source, process, inspection result, and custody at every stage.

What AIM Quality delivers

Incoming inspection

Component verification and counterfeit screening before parts enter a build.

In-process inspection

AOI, X-ray, and dimensional checks at stage gates across the network.

Functional test

Test development and execution against your acceptance criteria, not a generic profile.

Serialization & traceability

Unit-level records linking every part, process, operator, and inspection result.

ITAR & controlled work

Qualification and certification for defense programs, anchored in San Antonio.

TX-72 certification

The corridor standard for suppliers who can hit fast-path speed with full traceability.

Roadmap
Phase 1

Standard supplier qualification checklist applied to onboarding through AIM Access.

Phase 2

Unified inspection reporting and serialized traceability records across network builds.

Phase 3

ITAR-controlled qualification hub and TX-72 certification issued at corridor scale.

Get in early on AIM Quality.

Early participants shape the network: category coverage, certification scope, and which suppliers get onboarded first. Our sourcing desk is already live if you need parts quoted today.

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Get early access to AIM Quality

Tell us your certification and traceability requirements and we'll scope coverage for your program.