How NASA is Using Generative Design in Spaceflight Structures
How NASA is Using Generative Design in Spaceflight Structures
Ryan McClelland from NASA Goddard Space Flight at CDFAM NYC
Presenting on From Text to Spaceship: Advancing AI in Aerospace, at CDFAM NYC, Ryan McClelland from NASA Goddard Space Flight introduces the innovative ‘Text-to-Spaceship’, focusing on the pivotal role of AI in transforming text-based science objectives into mission designs.
He will discuss how leveraging current and near-term AI technologies can accelerate the entire mission development process, from initial concept through to hardware realization.
Specific attention is given to AI-driven computational design of systems, illustrating how these technologies can improve design agility and performance.
By deploying AI to accelerate the translation of scientific goals into tangible mission outputs, we aim to revolutionize spacecraft design and development, unlocking new capabilities and propelling the aerospace industry into a new era of technical innovation and expanded mission capacities.
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Music credit: "Promising Beginning by Harry Gregson Williams [ BMI ]" from Universal Production Music
Video Credit: NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center
Video Producer: Sarah Gordon
Animations: Sarah Gordon
Engineer: Ryan Mcclelland
Script: Sarah Gordon and Ryan Mcclelland
Principal Investigator: Peter Nagler