2 results about "Artificial systems" patented technology

This application provides a method for controlling the adhesive amount of corrugated cardboard based on industrial artificial system optimization, comprising: acquiring adhesive amount data and coating thickness data of coating equipment; processing the adhesive amount data and coating thickness data using a machine learning algorithm to obtain adhesive amount control parameters and thickness optimization parameters; acquiring real-time monitoring signals from the optimized equipment configuration; transmitting the real-time monitoring signals for environmental factors during the substrate coating process to obtain environmental data; analyzing the environmental data using a machine learning algorithm to determine the relationship between humidity adjustment requirements and temperature control requirements; if the humidity adjustment requirement is higher than the temperature control requirement, prioritizing the determination of a humidity adjustment command; acquiring the current humidity value according to the humidity adjustment command; optimizing the adjustment path using an evolutionary algorithm to obtain a supplementary temperature control command; acquiring micro-control updates from the final adjustment scheme and transmitting them to an intelligent optimization network to obtain an overall operation optimization result.

Artificial material systems that seek to mimic the basic processes of life must perform multiple complex functions including responsiveness, motion, and metabolism. Networks of programmable materials offer a pathway toward achieving these functions by altering local chemical, physical, and structural properties to enable control. We demonstrate the ability to perform multiple complex functions in a single soft elastomeric material system by reconfiguring, in situ, passive bistable fluidic diodes that are inspired by mammalian venous valves. We show how pneumo-mechanical programmability allows these silicone elastomer diode assemblies to accomplish, without rearranging the fluidic circuit, multiple functions including pumping (motion), energy storage / discharge (metabolism), logic operations (response), and signal filtering / rectification. The ability to achieve multiple functions through in situ programming may lead to the development of efficient artificial systems capable of complex functions in compact, remote applications.