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AI's eyes to help with component inspections

Sandia National Laboratories is developing a new AI-assisted inspection workflow for ceramic components used in nuclear deterrence. The system uses optical and acoustic imaging with an AI augmentation interface to detect defects earlier, replacing manual microscope inspections while keeping human operators in the loop.

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  • Early defect detection at the billet stage saves time and money.
  • AI highlights defects for operators, who double-check results.
  • Operators will be reassigned, not replaced, due to increased workload.

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