AI-generated propulsion concepts could accelerate hypersonic engine development and early-stage defense engineering workflows.
US aviation company GE Aerospace has demonstrated how generative artificial intelligence could significantly compress defense propulsion design timelines, helping produce preliminary hypersonic ramjet concepts at much faster speeds.
The company developed a tool that uses generative AI to automate early-stage engineering trade studies by rapidly creating and assessing propulsion layouts against mission and performance requirements.
“By using generative AI tools, we can significantly reduce design cycle times, enabling us to be faster to test and ultimately faster to commercialize the best, most proven end product,” said Joe Vinciquerra, general manager and senior executive director at GE Aerospace Research.
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