On 15 October, Armen Avetisyan, Incarnet Math Models’ Director of Quantum Communication Development, captivated an audience of engineering students at Yerevan’s Engineering Faculty with a lecture on the transformative role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in electronics design. Drawing from his own experience in quantum communications and network modelling, Avetisyan highlighted the potential of AI to revolutionise design processes in the electronics industry, enhancing efficiency, precision, and quality control.

Redefining Efficiency and Precision in Design

Avetisyan explained how AI-driven approaches allow engineers to optimise designs in ways previously unimaginable. By leveraging machine learning algorithms, engineers can now analyse vast datasets to fine-tune aspects like power consumption, heat dissipation, and component layout. These optimisations not only enhance energy efficiency but also ensure that electronics are better equipped for diverse applications, from everyday devices to advanced industrial systems.

Accelerating the Path from Concept to Creation

A key point in the lecture was the speed and flexibility AI brings to the design process. Avetisyan showcased how AI tools enable engineers to generate and evaluate multiple design scenarios swiftly, allowing them to test, refine, and perfect their designs with unprecedented speed. Additionally, AI’s predictive capabilities allow it to detect potential issues early in the design phase, providing valuable insights that lead to more reliable and robust products.

AI-Enhanced Quality Control

Quality control, a critical phase in electronics manufacturing, has also been enhanced by AI technologies. Avetisyan discussed how AI’s real-time analytics, powered by data from sensors, can detect irregularities during production, such as component misalignment or potential faults, enabling engineers to address issues before they escalate. This proactive approach not only improves product quality but also reduces downtime and costs associated with defects.

Armen Avetisyan’s lecture offered students a glimpse into the future of electronics design, showcasing how AI-driven solutions are changing industry standards and inspiring a new generation of engineers. Incarnet Math Models is proud to foster knowledge-sharing initiatives that support technical excellence and innovation in Armenia’s engineering community.