Apr 21
FLARE: A Data-Efficient Surrogate for Predicting Displacement Fields in Directed Energy Deposition
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The paper introduces FLARE, a data-efficient surrogate modeling framework designed to predict displacement fields in Directed Energy Deposition (DED) manufacturing. It uses implicit neural fields and weight-space reconstruction to accurately predict thermo-mechanical responses from geometric and process parameters.
Why it matters
Efficient surrogate modeling for additive manufacturing processes signals a shift toward real-time, physics-informed neural architectures in industrial automation.
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#surrogate modeling #neural fields #manufacturing #physics-informed aiRelated coverage
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