AI Enhances Titanium Production

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AI reveals new way to strengthen titanium alloys and speed up manufacturing

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Researchers from Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory and Whiting School of Engineering have identified processing techniques that improve both the speed of production and the strength of these advanced materials.

The breakthrough builds on years of work at APL to advance additive manufacturing for aerospace and defense.

The ability to manufacture stronger, lighter components at greater speeds could improve efficiency in shipbuilding, aviation and medical devices.

Johns Hopkins University researchers train AI models using Bayesian optimization, a machine learning technique that predicts the most promising next experiment based on prior data.

By analyzing early test results and refining its predictions with each iteration, AI rapidly homed in on the best processing conditions.

This approach allowed the team to quickly identify previously unused settings that could produce stronger, denser titanium.

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