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AI and symmetry speed design of sound-absorbing fabrics
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Woven textiles can do more than provide softness and strength. Their microscopic arrangement of yarns can also influence how sound travels through a material. However, finding suitable over-and-under yarn patterns is a difficult design problem. Even a 10-by-10 weave has more possible arrangements than could realistically be tested individually, while a detailed acoustic simulation can take more than an hour.
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