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How AI Can Make a Difference in the Real World of Manufacturing
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AM&P Technical Articles (2025) 183 (1): 29–31.
Published: 01 January 2025
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Industrial computed tomography data analysis is harnessing deep learning to both accelerate in-line inspection and build better products. This article includes a case history involving deep learning industrial CT scan data analysis.
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Keeping EV Lithium-Ion Batteries "Green" With CT-Scan Data Analysis
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AM&P Technical Articles (2023) 181 (5): 31–33.
Published: 01 July 2023
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Fire risk in electric vehicle batteries can be reduced by detecting flaws through nondestructive visualization. Industrial computed tomography (CT scanning) combined with advanced software that makes sense of CT-generated images, allows users to measure voids and particle sizes within electrode active material during the research and development phase, detect delamination and contamination during cell manufacturing, analyze electrical connections and electrolyte fill levels, and provide many other quality-assurance functions that were once impractical or even impossible to perform.