Applied Mechanics through Artificial Intelligence Applications
Proceedings of the 650 EUROMECH Colloquium
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Beschreibung
This book showcases the results of the Euromech Colloquium 650, which aimed at fostering a deeper understanding of how artificial intelligence enhances applied mechanics. The selected papers highlight novel methodologies, innovative applications, and interdisciplinary approaches that address current challenges in mechanical system optimization, energy harvesting, material characterization, structural health monitoring, and vibration analysis. By bridging AI techniques with traditional mechanical engineering, this book offers valuable insights for researchers, industry professionals, and academic scholars working in applied mechanics, computational modelling, and intelligent system design.
This book showcases the results of the Euromech Colloquium 650, which aimed at fostering a deeper understanding of how artificial intelligence enhances applied mechanics. The selected papers highlight novel methodologies, innovative applications, and interdisciplinary approaches that address current challenges in mechanical system optimization, energy harvesting, material characterization, structural health monitoring, and vibration analysis. By bridging AI techniques with traditional mechanical engineering, this book offers valuable insights for researchers, industry professionals, and academic scholars working in applied mechanics, computational modelling, and intelligent system design.
Originates from the Euromech Colloquium Nr 650 Provides cutting-edge research in the fields of applied mechanics, mechanical engineering, and artificial intelligence Explores AI-driven mechanical system optimization, energy harvesting, material characterization, and vibration analysis
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Nataša Trišović
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AI Applications Vibration Analysis Structural Health Monitoring Energy Harvesting AI-driven optimization AI-driven applied mechanics