Roles of AI in Engineering: A Detailed OverviewAI and Data-Driven Engineering: Unlocking Hidden Potential
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https://doi.org/10.59675/E214Keywords:
Artificial Intelligence; Engineering Applications; Generative Design; Simulation and Modeling; Optimization.Abstract
Advanced technology, specifically Artificial Intelligence (AI) is quickly incorporated into the engineering practices in every industry. This capability of FC together with the ability to analyze data, recognize certain patterns, and make intelligent choices has brought dramatic changes in the design, optimization, virtual simulation, production, and construction. To recap this paper gives an elaborate account of the roles of AI in today's engineering showcasing the major roles in terms of efficiency, creativity, and quality. In design and optimization, AI-enhanced generative design and structural optimization consider solutions that cannot be manually developed because they have to fulfill all the design requirements and constraints while utilizing the least amount of material and minimizing costs. In simulation and modeling, AI boosts processes such as Finite Element Analysis (FEA), Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), and Multiphysics simulations which include automation of several complex tasks and improved performance results.
However, it contributes immensely to the manufacturing and production processes. A Predictive maintenance system anticipates the ability of equipment for maintenance before it degenerates and plans for a time that will allow minimal or no disruption of machinery. Automated inspection mechanisms based on artificial intelligence ensure real-time identification of faulty products, hence enhancing quality. AI interferes in construction to improve project planning, proper use of resources, and smart infrastructure surveillance through drones and sensors, reducing risks and improving operations. These developments such as data analytics, machine learning, and digital twins expand AI use for data analysis, prediction models, and optimizing real-time systems.
A shift towards intelligent automation and a specific difference between the holders of engineering disciplines is now possible through the use of AI. Integration of artificial intelligence can help engineers minimize rapture times, minimize mistakes, and design considerably more sustainable designs for complex problems. These are key roles that this paper aims to dissect to provide the reader with the best understanding of how AI reformulates the engineering domain and fosters advancements across sectors.
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