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High-speed (100 kHz–1 MHz) in situ tracking of laser-metal processing significantly benefits development of deterministic models. We integrate inline coherent imaging with integrating sphere radiometry to simultaneously measure keyhole depth and absorp-tance during kW-laser processing (scan speed 50 mm/s).
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