Research database

NA - Integrated framework for quality assurance of additive manufacturing

Duration:
12 months (2022)
Principal investigator(s):
Project type:
Corporate-funded and donor-funded research
Funding body:
PRIVATI (CRF)
Project identification number:
000
PoliTo role:
Sole Contractor

Abstract

The major challenges are represented by: 1. Real-time response Computational costs of the artificial intelligence algorithms are constrained by the necessity of detecting defects on a layer-by-layer basis. To tackle this problem, we will consider software/hardware acceleration strategies. 2. Need for large number of training images and datasets ML techniques are built on top of a pre-annotated training sets. This set should be: Massive ? in case of deep learning, huge amount of experimental data Balanced ? same number of examples of different experimental conditions (faulty/not faulty, different categories of defects, different geometries of manufacts, different materials, etc.) 3. Need for heterogeneous data integration The algorithms need to integrate data from different sources (cameras, sensors, CAD, post-processing tests, user manuals, etc.), which may be structured (e.g. images) or unstructured (e.g. manuals) and have different formats and granularities

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ERC sectors

PE6_2 - Computer systems, parallel/distributed systems, sensor networks, embedded systems, cyber-physical systems
PE6_1 - Computer architecture, pervasive computing, ubiquitous computing

Budget

Total cost: € 43,000.00
Total contribution: € 43,000.00
PoliTo total cost: € 43,000.00
PoliTo contribution: € 43,000.00