MRS bulletin / 2019

Artificial intelligence/machine learning in manufacturing and inspection: A GE perspective

K. Aggour, V. Gupta, D. Ruscitto, Leonardo Ajdelsztajn, Xiao Bian, Kristen H. Brosnan, N. Chennimalai Kumar, V. Dheeradhada, T. Hanlon, N. Iyer, Jaydeep Karandikar, Peng Li

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At GE Research, we are combining “physics” with artificial intelligence and machine learning to advance manufacturing design, processing, and inspection, turning innovative technologies into real products and solutions across our industrial portfolio. This article provides a snapshot of how this physical plus digital transformation is evolving at GE.

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Title: Artificial intelligence/machine learning in manufacturing and inspection: A GE perspective
Authors: K. Aggour, V. Gupta, D. Ruscitto, Leonardo Ajdelsztajn, Xiao Bian, Kristen H. Brosnan, N. Chennimalai Kumar, V. Dheeradhada, T. Hanlon, N. Iyer, Jaydeep Karandikar, Peng Li
Year: 2019
Venue: MRS bulletin
Categories: Computer Vision, Foundation Models, Reinforcement Learning
Citations: 63
Paper URL: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/3aab70ce73b481680d5337f09cf5348ce1124d81
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At GE Research, we are combining “physics” with artificial intelligence and machine learning to advance manufacturing design, processing, and inspection, turning innovative technologies into real products and solutions across our industrial portfolio. This article provides a snapshot of how this physical plus digital transformation is evolving at GE.

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