What to expect
The talk will explore the use of optical fiber sensors in manufacturing applications, highlighting their transformative potential across various industrial sectors. A key focus will be on fiber Bragg grating (FBG) sensors and their integration into composite materials for structural health monitoring. These sensors offer real-time sensing capabilities that are immune to electromagnetic interference and capable of operating under harsh environmental conditions. The talk will also cover the deployment of optical fibers for temperature, strain, and vibration monitoring in industrial processes, as well as their role in future predictive maintenance systems. Topics will include advancements in embedding techniques demonstrating how smart manufacturing environments will be enhanced through improved data collection.
Course outcomes
Provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of how optical fiber sensors can enhance manufacturing processes through real-time monitoring, increased precision, and improved system reliability.
Attendees will gain insights into the latest developments in fiber Bragg grating (FBG) sensor technology, its integration into composite materials, and its applications in structural health monitoring, process control, and predictive maintenance. The talk aims to foster collaboration between academia and industry, and encourage the adoption of optical sensing technologies in advanced manufacturing systems.
Course audience
This talk is ideal for engineers, researchers, and industry professionals interested in smart manufacturing, sensor technologies, and advanced materials applications.
Attendee experience
No previous experience necessary