Multi-lattice Topology Optimization with Smooth Spatial Lattice Transition

Achieve material extreme through geometry

Multi-Lattice Topology Optimization is a computational design framework that enables decoupled tuning of mechanical properties by embedding multiple interacting lattice architectures within a single structure. By integrating physics-based simulation and machine-learning-driven optimization, the approach supports the design of high-performance, additively manufacturable systems whose functionality emerges from their physical architecture.

Optimize part shape and lattice distribution at the same time

Related publications

  1. Multi-lattice Topology Optimization via Generative Lattice Modeling
    Jiangce Chen, Martha Baldwin, Sneha Prabha Narra, and Christopher McComb
    Journal of Mechanical Design, 2024