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Comprehensive research capabilities and advanced methodologies for industrial and academic collaboration

Numerical Modelling

Finite Element Method
  • Modelling of technological processes with commercial software (Abaqus, ANSYS, Forge, ADINA)
  • Development of in-house FEM codes for various processes (rolling, extrusion, etc.)
  • Dedicated System for FEM Simulation
  • Additive Manufacturing (3D Printing) Simulation
  • Development of rheological models
Microscale modelling
  • Modeling of phase transformations
  • Thermodynamic calculations
  • Microstructure evolution modeling during thermal and mechanical processing
  • High-performance stochastic modeling for microstructure prediction
Multiscale modelling
  • Complex rheological analysis across multiple length scales
  • Microstructural modeling integrated with macroscale process simulations
  • Cellular Automata Finite Element (CAFE) methods
  • Multilevel Finite Element (FE2) approaches
  • Adaptive Multiscale Modelling Methodology
  • Integration of fine scale models with commercial and in-house FEM software
  • Statistical Similar Volume Element (SSRVE) method
Analysis of numerical models
  • Sensitivity analysis of numerical models and process parameters
  • Uncertainty quantification and propagation in simulation models
  • Parameter identification using inverse methods and optimization techniques
  • Model validation and verification

Industry 4.0

Digital Twin Technology
  • Design and industrial implementation of Digital Twins
  • Application of Digital Twin for manufacturing process optimization
  • Integration of sensor data with virtual models for predictive maintenance
  • Real-time analysis and optimization using Digital Twin
Industry Information Systems
  • Design of information systems supporting manufacturing processes
  • Integration of advanced technologies in production environments
  • Development of smart manufacturing execution systems
  • Human-Machine Interface (HMI) design and optimization
Manufacturing Process Optimization
  • Multi-step technological process optimization
  • Multi-criteria optimization
  • Real-time process control and adaptive optimization
  • Integration of AI algorithms with manufacturing systems
  • Quality prediction and control using machine learning
Artificial Intelligence and Data Science
  • Machine learning and deep learning for materials science applications
  • Reinforcement Learning for process control
  • Explainable AI (XAI) for manufacturing decision support
  • Big Data analytics and data mining for manufacturing processes
  • Knowledge-based systems and ontology development
  • Data mining techniques for manufacturing process improvement
Cyber-Physical Systems
  • Design and implementation of cyber-physical systems for manufacturing
  • Integration of physical processes with computational intelligence
  • Real-time control systems
  • Computer vision applications for process monitoring and control
  • Cloud and edge computing
Virtual and Augmented Reality Applications
  • VR/AR training systems for industrial operations
  • Immersive simulation environments for process visualization
  • Mixed reality solutions for maintenance and assembly procedures
  • Advanced visualization systems for complex data analysis

Department of Applied Computer Science and Modeling

AGH University of Krakow

Faculty of Metals Engineering and Industrial Computer Science

al. Mickiewicza 30, B-4, II fl., room 206, 30-059 Kraków
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