AI composite molding simulation

Published date:16/04/2026 | Last updated date:16/04/2026 A new study has demonstrated that glass fiber powder (GFP) recovered from waste wind turbine blades can be used to enhance hybrid cement systems, offering a practical pathway to reduce construction emissions while addressing one of the composite industry’s most persistent waste challenges. Published in Construction and Building Materials,

Published date:16/04/2026 | Last updated date:16/04/2026 A team of U.S. engineers has developed a new self-healing composite material capable of repairing internal damage more than 1,000 times, a breakthrough that could significantly extend the service life of structures used in wind energy, aerospace, and transportation. The research focuses on one of the most persistent weaknesses

Published date:16/04/2026 | Last updated date:16/04/2026 Researchers from IMDEA Materials Institute and the Technical University of Madrid (UPM) have developed a deep learning-based surrogate model that could significantly accelerate simulation in composite manufacturing, potentially enabling real-time process control in industrial environments. The study focuses on liquid composite molding (LCM), a widely used process in aerospace