
Place those sensors!
Artificial intelligence (especially Machine Learning) is used in a wide variety of applications and is common in our everyday life.
In Aerospace Engineering, we use it to help with the design of aircraft or for monitoring the health of installations such as aircraft, wind/tidal turbines etc.
Play with our game in the laboratory. You will have the chance to put 3-5 sensors in different places in a particular situation and see if those locations are ideal to predict the overall flow.
The technology used in this game is like facial recognition software- where there is a typical need to pick specific points on a face and compare that against a database to find a person.
In Aerospace Engineering, we use it to help with the design of aircraft or for monitoring the health of installations such as aircraft, wind/tidal turbines etc.
Play with our game in the laboratory. You will have the chance to put 3-5 sensors in different places in a particular situation and see if those locations are ideal to predict the overall flow.
The technology used in this game is like facial recognition software- where there is a typical need to pick specific points on a face and compare that against a database to find a person.
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