Shenghan Guo
Assistant Professor, School of Manufacturing Systems and Networks
Shenghan Guo is an assistant professor in the School of Manufacturing Systems and Networks at Arizona State University. Her research centers around knowledge-informed data analytics and AI models. She strives to develop knowledge-informed AI solutions for smart manufacturing processes and systems and aims to advocate for human-centricity in AI and smart manufacturing. She is experienced in statistical quality control, prognostics, and data mining. She has handled multiple research datasets from manufacturing fields, particularly those with complex properties, such as in-situ thermal video and multi-sensory data streams. The current applications of her research include in-situ prognostics, customized additive manufacturing, and manufacturing worker monitoring and training. Her lab hosts an OPTOMEC Aerosol Jet Printer for high-resolution flexible 3D printing, which supports experiments for electronic printing/packaging, human-machine interactions, and AI-assisted fabrication of new materials/structures.
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