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Adaptive Twice Laser Patterning for Aviation Thin-Wall Structures Using In-Situ Feature Border Identification
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Adaptive Twice Laser Patterning for Aviation Thin-Wall Structures Using In-Situ Feature Border Identification
Manufacturing lightweight aviation structures through sequential laser patterning processes faces significant challenges due to deformation and dimensional inaccuracies in large-scale thin-walled components after chemical etching. Unlike conventional methods that rely solely on ideal 3D models...
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