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Jan 09

Cracks exposed: tungsten challenges identified Opens in new window

Recent work from the department of materials science and engineering at Carnegie Mellon investigates the processing challenges associated with tungsten, finding that solidification cracking is an additional failure.

Jan 08

Understanding human behavior in manufacturing Opens in new window

Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University are investigating the patterns of human behavior in advanced manufacturing environments in order to improve human-machine collaboration.

Dec 05

Researching a hot topic Opens in new window

Mechanical engineering undergraduate finds research opportunities that combine his interest in 3D printing and robotics.

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The AI Tool That Could Make Manufacturing Faster and More Efficient — by Using Lego Bricks

BrickGPT could be a huge benefit to the manufacturing world according to MFI's Changliu Liu, whose project received seed funding and access to the Manufacturing Futures Institute’s robotic test bed at Mill 19.

Carnegie Mellon University News

Energy and Innovation Summit Brings Government and Industry Leadership to CMU

Carnegie Mellon brought to bear its top-tier research and innovation on AI and energy by hosting the summit, and through a series of faculty-authored position statements.

Medium

Zhao quoted on machine learning

MechE's Ding Zhao was quoted in Medium about using machine learning to sort data for autonomous vehicle research.

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LegoGPT, funded by MFI, covered in multiple outlets

The Manufacturing Futures Institute is proud to have initially funded LegoGPT, a robotic testbed project that developed AI that generates stable Lego designs from text prompts and supports our efforts to advance the digital transformation of manufacturing. LegoGPT was covered in multiple media outlets

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