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‘Artificial Intelligence’ and ‘Sustainability’, have become part of our daily jargon and can easily be noted in adverts, on packaging material, clothing, and many other consumer products and services.![]()
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Nonetheless, what does it really mean to implement intelligent techniques to obtain a more sustainable operation within the manufacturing industry?
Artificial Intelligence for sustainable compressed air systems
timesofmalta.com
Jasmine Mallia is a researcher employed with the AIR SAVE project and a student at the Faculty of Engineering within the University of Malta.
Another paper has just been accepted for publication!![]()
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Authored by Jasmine Mallia, Emmanuel Francalanza, Peter Xuereb and Paul Refalo, this study presents a comprehensive review on how mathematical approaches, multiple machine learning (ML) methods, neural networks (NNs), time-series techniques, comparative analysis, and hybrid techniques can be implemented within compressed air systems for a more intelligent approach.![]()
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The open access paper is available here:![]()
www.mdpi.com/2075-1702/11/7/750/htm![]()
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