AI & ML
New 3D framework models stress inside metal about six times faster in initial test
Phys.org Tech0 views
A hole in a vehicle axle or a groove in an aircraft or machine part might seem insignificant. But when subjected to repeated forces, these small features can become high-stress points where damage develops and cracks form.
Source:https://techxplore.com/news/2026-11-3d-framework-stress-metal-faster.htmlPreviousUnderwater exoskeletons could help divers use less air and move more efficientlyNextIsolator-free optical transmitter could simplify high-speed links between data centers
Related posts
OpenAI’s Patch the Planet Brings AI-Assisted Patching to Open Source Security
0dev.to
Apple is reportedly cutting budgets for its internal AI usage
0TechCrunch
TIL: Six Environment Fields That Decide Whether GBase Database Installation Starts
0dev.to

Mapping payload for robot dogs: LiDAR SLAM hardware setup from sensor to map
0dev.to
TIL: host vs agent_host in GBase Database(GBase 8c) Network Configuration
0dev.to
An LLM edited a small model's weights directly and its math score rose 6x
0dev.to