Automating the Design for Additive Manufacture Process with AI
利用 AI 实现增材制造流程设计自动化
基本信息
- 批准号:10080604
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 5.6万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Collaborative R&D
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2023 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Our project focuses on revolutionising the design process for additive manufacturing (AM) through the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) technology. Batch.Works, a leading Design and Additive Manufacture business, will collaborate with Lancaster University's School of Engineering to put together a feasibility study and roadmap for the development of AI-driven design methodologiesBatch.Works is a rapidly growing company that specialises in innovative circular manufacturing practices in the UK. However, their design process for AM is currently manual and time-intensive, involving trial and error across different software platforms and physical prototypes. This hinders their scalability and ability to meet the increasing demand for their services.In collaboration with Lancaster University, renowned for its expertise in Additive Manufacturing Innovation, we will identify and test opportunities to leverage cutting-edge AI technologies to transform the AM design landscape. Our focus areas include data-driven decision-making and design optimisation, targeting the core challenges faced by Batch.Works.Through data-driven decision-making, we will monitor and analyse the existing design workflow to identify opportunities for automation and optimisation. By implementing AI-based support systems, we aim to minimise manual tweaking, reduce trial and error, and enhance overall product quality. This will result in improved efficiency, reduced costs, and enhanced competitiveness for Batch.Works.The design phase is critical for Batch.Works, harnessing AI will be key to streamlining and enhancing this process. By developing AI-driven plugins and tools, we will provide real-time feedback on the suitability of designs for additive production. This will significantly reduce the number of design iterations required, allowing designers to focus more on creativity and accelerating the design-to-production timeline.In addition to driving productivity gains, our project will also prioritise sustainability in the manufacturing industry. Batch.Works' commitment to circular manufacturing practices aligns perfectly with our goals. By leveraging AI to optimise the creative design process, we will also reduce material waste, energy consumption, and environmental impact.Our project will provide Lancaster with the opportunity to broaden their research into AI for AM technology and build strong bonds with a new industry partner. Batch.Works will have built a roadmap for integrating AI into their design development, enabling them to meet the growing demands of their production capacity. By combining their expertise with cutting-edge AI technologies, Batch.Works will gain a competitive advantage, unlock new opportunities, and become a leader in the additive manufacturing industry.
我们的项目专注于通过集成人工智能(AI)技术来彻底改变增材制造(AM)的设计过程。Batch.Works是一家领先的设计和增材制造企业,将与兰开斯特大学工程学院合作,为人工智能驱动的设计方法的开发进行可行性研究和路线图Batch.Works是一家快速发展的公司,专门从事英国的创新循环制造实践。然而,他们的AM设计过程目前是手动和时间密集型的,涉及不同软件平台和物理原型的试错。这阻碍了他们的可扩展性和满足日益增长的服务需求的能力。通过与以增材制造创新专业知识而闻名的兰开斯特大学合作,我们将识别和测试利用尖端人工智能技术改变增材制造设计格局的机会。我们的重点领域包括数据驱动的决策和设计优化,针对Batch.Works面临的核心挑战。通过数据驱动的决策,我们将监控和分析现有的设计工作流程,以识别自动化和优化的机会。通过实施基于人工智能的支持系统,我们的目标是最大限度地减少手动调整,减少试错,并提高整体产品质量。这将提高Batch.Works的效率、降低成本并增强竞争力。设计阶段对于Batch. Works至关重要,利用人工智能将是简化和增强这一过程的关键。通过开发人工智能驱动的插件和工具,我们将提供关于增材生产设计适用性的实时反馈。这将大大减少所需的设计迭代次数,使设计师能够更加专注于创造力,并加快从设计到生产的时间轴。除了提高生产力,我们的项目还将优先考虑制造业的可持续性。Batch.Works对循环制造实践的承诺与我们的目标完全一致。通过利用人工智能优化创意设计过程,我们还将减少材料浪费、能源消耗和环境影响。我们的项目将为兰开斯特提供机会,扩大他们对AM技术人工智能的研究,并与新的行业合作伙伴建立牢固的联系。Batch.Works将建立一个路线图,将人工智能集成到他们的设计开发中,使他们能够满足不断增长的生产能力需求。通过将他们的专业知识与尖端的人工智能技术相结合,Batch.Works将获得竞争优势,释放新的机会,并成为增材制造行业的领导者。
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