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Lockheed Martin to explore machine learning to produce 3D printed parts for US navy

Yosra K. - October 4, 2018

$5.8 million contract, two years and machine learning: those key words are at the heart of the agreement between Lockheed Martin and the Office of...

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Lockheed Martin to explore machine learning to produce 3D printed parts for US navy