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15 years of research and $10M USD saved using artificial engine to design new alloy for 3D printing projects

Yosra K. - April 30, 2019

Intelligens to use its artificial intelligence engine to design new alloy for 3D printing projects Intelligens, a spin-out from the University of Cambridge (UK) plans to...

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15 years of research and $10M USD saved using artificial engine to design new alloy for 3D printing projects