AI's eyes to help with component inspections
Sandia National Laboratories is implementing artificial intelligence to enhance the inspection process for ceramic components used in nuclear deterrence applications. The new system aims to identify defects earlier in the manufacturing process, potentially saving time and costs. Technicians will still play a crucial role in reviewing AI-generated results to ensure quality control.
- ▪Sandia National Laboratories is transitioning from manual inspections to AI-assisted inspections for ceramic components.
- ▪The new inspection workflow aims to catch defects earlier in the manufacturing process.
- ▪Technicians will still review AI results to ensure quality control.
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AI’s eyes to help with component inspections Publication Date: MAY 12, 2026 Expand MEDIA INQUIRIES section Sandia news media contact Kenny [email protected] Media Downloads Ceramic inspections B-roll Download video Caption Sandia National Laboratories is transitioning from manual inspections for ceramics components for nuclear deterrence applications to using artificial intelligence to help flag anomalies. Credits Video by Ruth Frank Download image Caption Staff at Sandia National Laboratories work to set up a new ultrasonic tool that will use artificial intelligence to inspect ceramics components used in nuclear deterrence applications, replacing a time-consuming manual method.
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