Apr 23, 2024
3:30pm - 4:00pm
Room 321, Level 3, Summit
Yuepeng Zhang1,Noah Paulson1,Santanu Chaudhuri1,2,Jie Xu1
Argonne National Laboratory1,University of Illinois Chicago2
Yuepeng Zhang1,Noah Paulson1,Santanu Chaudhuri1,2,Jie Xu1
Argonne National Laboratory1,University of Illinois Chicago2
Manufacturing spans complex materials properties and process variables. Currently, process development relies on empirical analysis, trial-and-error, and ex-situ characterization, limiting production efficiency and yield. Recently, artificial intelligence (AI) coupled with in-situ, in-line metrology has enabled autonomous characterization, data analysis, and rapid development of process-property correlations — necessary components in a future accelerated manufacturing paradigm. In this report, we share perspectives on applying AI and machine learning (ML) to roll-to-roll (R2R) coating of formulated inks — a scalable high-throughput manufacturing process used for many energy storage and conversion technologies including lithium-ion battery (LIB) electrodes and fuel cell and water electrolyzer membrane electrode assemblies (MEAs).