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A test object is 3D-printed using a new system to monitor for errors and correct them automatically while manufacturing large items made from plastic composite.

Error Correction Tech Boosts 3D Printing of Big Composite Parts
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) have created a new tool that can catch and correct potential mistakes in real time while 3D-printing large plastic parts. The automated system could help U.S. manufacturers produce large, custom parts with fewer defects, potentially reducing waste, lowering costs, and strengthening domestic competitiveness…

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Pushing the Limits of AI Photogrammetry

Artec 3D is best known for professional 3D scanners. So it may come as a surprise that the company also offers a low-cost, accessible solution: AI photogrammetry.

Available via an Artec Studio Lite subscription or the full version of Artec’s flagship software, Artec Studio Pro,…

New Tech Meets Old: 3D Printing in Hydroelectric Power

Hydroelectric generators are used to generate power in many parts of the United States. One of their interesting details is that despite how massive they are—a typical 5–20 MW generator can measure 8–12 ft in diameter and weigh about 50 tons—they are built to extremely demanding tolerances.…

New Research Enables a Robot to Chart a Better Course

In the aftermath of a devastating earthquake, unpiloted aerial vehicles (UAVs) could fly through a collapsed building to map the scene, giving rescuers information they need to quickly reach survivors.

But this remains an extremely challenging problem for an autonomous robot,…

Massimo Group Launches AI Intelligent Patrol Platform Initiative

(Massimo Group: Garland, TX) -- Massimo Group, a U.S.-based power sports and utility vehicle company, announced the formal launch of its AI intelligent patrol platform initiative, marking the company’s strategic expansion into AI-powered security infrastructure, autonomous patrol systems, and…

When the Code Your AI Wrote Fails a Patient

Here’s a scenario that should make any quality leader in pharma or medical devices uncomfortable: A software team building a diagnostic support tool uses an AI coding assistant to generate a data-processing module. The module looks correct, passes validation testing, and ships. Eighteen months…

My Research Is Working Toward a Pain-Free Mammogram Alternative

At some point during my teenage years, I became aware that when I grew up, I’d have to get a mammogram, and it was clear that it would hurt.

If you’re a woman over 40 (or you’ve talked to women over 40 about this topic), you probably know that this annual screening requirement for…

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