Senvol has been awarded a contract with the United States Army Research Laboratory to apply its machine learning software, Senvol Machine Learning, to enable the rapid design and qualification of additive manufacturing parts.
As part of the program, Senvol will develop a qualification plan for additive manufacturing that leverages machine learning algorithms. The qualification plan will be flexible by leveraging machine learning algorithms and will also be notably more efficient than more traditional qualification plans.
The Senvol machine learning software supports the qualification of additive manufacturing processes and the development of AM-specific material design allowable while simultaneously minimizing data generation requirements. The software is flexible and can be applied to any additive manufacturing process, any additive manufacturing machine, and any additive manufacturing material.
Senvol President Annie Wang said, “Senvol will implement data-driven machine learning technology for the U.S. Army that will substantially reduce the cost of material and part qualification. The significant reduction in cost and the increase in speed will allow the Army to support warfighter readiness by unlocking the full transformative potential that additive manufacturing offers.”
Users of Senvol Machine Learning include organizations in aerospace, defense, oil & gas, consumer products, medical, and automotive industries, as well as additive manufacturing machine manufacturers and additive manufacturing material suppliers.
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