Michael Larson
Lead R&D Engineer (Aerospace)
Something I've noticed recently is just how much AI, ML, and IoT are helping 3D printing move forward, particularly in aeronautical ...
Something I've noticed recently is just how much AI, ML, and IoT are helping 3D printing move forward, particularly in aeronautical engineering.
AI essentially enables 3D printing networks to handle some decision-making autonomously, streamlining the production process.
Machine learning also has a huge role to play here. Quality control and in-situ monitoring are vital for 3D printing success, particularly in highly complex fields like aeronautics. ML capabilities help systems handle this themselves, reducing potential errors.
Lastly, IoT. 3D printing relies on data. A lot of data. With an IoT network, teams gain data direct from the source, designing and printing customised components based on up-to-the-minute information.
For aeronautical engineers working with the complex physics and intense forces of aviation, this helps to ensure that parts are fit for purpose.
Let me know which of these has got you most excited.