Sebastian Larsen
Exhibition Rd
London, SW7 2BX
Driven by the potential of AI to solve real-world engineering challenges, I am researching the application of machine learning to optimise 3D printing processes. In my PhD research, at Imperial College London, I developed algorithms to automatically identify and address potential flaws in metal 3D printed parts, aiming to improve quality and reduce production costs.
Prior to my PhD, I gained experience in the energy sector at Equinor, where I witnessed the challenges of adopting metal 3D printing at scale. This experience, coupled with my passion for learning, fuelled my decision to pursue research. Outside of academia, I enjoy tinkering with side-projects, reading books and participating in the occasional triathlon.
latest posts
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selected publications
- Deep semi-supervised learning of dynamics for anomaly detection in laser powder bed fusionJournal of Intelligent Manufacturing, 2022