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Nano-sized materials for industrial computing

USC Viterbi researchers have created a new machine learning model to investigate how light polarizes materials like lead titanate into a vortex-shaped polarization pattern that vastly improves the material's energy-efficient properties.

AI and Machine Learning

Creating energy-efficient electronics using machine learning

Robots in one of JD.com's fully automated warehouses. Courtesy: JD.com/USC Viterbi

Robots staying on track in automated warehouses

A screenshot from PrintFixer shows the predicted variations in a printed shape, with expanded areas highlighted in red and smaller areas marked in blue. Courtesy: USC Viterbi

AI and Machine Learning

Making 3D printing smarter with machine learning