AI finds 6 viable methods to 3D-print NASA rocket alloy from 100 million options
Researchers at Washington State University have used artificial intelligence to discover better ways to 3D-print GRCop-42, a metal alloy used in NASA rockets. The AI screened 40 million out of 100 million possible printing configurations and identified six that worked effectively. This breakthrough significantly cuts the cost and time involved in printing the critical alloy. The advance also makes GRCop-42 compatible with standard commercial 3D printers, broadening its accessibility. Scientists believe the same AI-driven approach could speed up discoveries across other fields of research.
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