Enhancing Laser Surface Texturing through Advanced Machine Learning Techniques
Christoph Zwahr, Frederic Schell, Tobias Steege, Andr\'es Fabi\'an Lasagni

TL;DR
This paper explores how advanced machine learning techniques like neural networks and random forests can optimize laser surface texturing by predicting surface roughness from process parameters, reducing experimental effort.
Contribution
It demonstrates the application of machine learning models to predict surface properties and optimize laser texturing processes, improving efficiency and accuracy.
Findings
Machine learning models accurately predict surface roughness from laser parameters.
ML techniques reduce experimental efforts in process optimization.
Predictive visualization enhances understanding of laser-material interactions.
Abstract
Laser material processing has emerged as a versatile and indispensable tool in various industries, including manufacturing, healthcare, and materials science. However, the interaction of a lasers with surfaces is highly dependent on a large number of factors, including properties of the laser source such as pulse duration, wavelength and pulse form, as well as properties of the material such as surface roughness, heat capacity and thermal conductivity. Therefore, the optimization of laser texturing processes in regards to specific target geometries while maintaining texture quality and process efficiency is a time consuming task that requires experienced operators with expert knowledge of the process and its components. The complex and nonlinear relationships between the various process, laser and material parameters and the resulting surface topography or functionality are challenging…
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