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K-Sense

K-Sense: Real-Time Health Monitoring through Imaging
via Physics-Informed Colorimetry

 Elastomers, Thermoplastics and composites
Don’t guess material health. Quantify it through images.

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K-Sense:  Optical Diagnostics for Polymer Aging

Outputs:

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Failure Properties

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Color Change

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Remaining Useful Life

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Imaging for Condition Monitoring 

The Problem: Traditional reliability models require multi-year physical tests to certify a single compound which can be elastomers, epoxies, thermoplastics, and thermosets.

K-Sense Physics-based AI architectures understand the underlying chemistry of oxidation and cross-linking.
 

  • 60% Reduction in Testing Duration 

  • Physics-Driven Extrapolation 

  • High Confidence Ratio by Tracing Compound Specific Kinetics

 

 

K-Sense Superiority to Statistical Models

We validate our digital twins using a rigorous two-step protocol that ensures your field data matches our lab-trained models.

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Step 1: Limited Training Set required

We ingest data from coupon-level accelerated tests (Thermal, Radiation, or Synergistic). This "seeds" the PINN with the material’s specific degradation kinetics.

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Step 2: High Accuracy in Long-Term Predictions

We compare K-Sense predictions against independent "Long-Tests"—real-time service data or extended duration lab tests. The Result: Our models consistently show high agreement with long-term mechanical decay (Elongation at Break, Tensile Strength, and Modulus) that legacy Arrhenius models simply cannot capture.

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Industrial Case Study : Aged Epoxy

Predicting 3 Months of Performance from 15 Days of Lab Testing

In our latest benchmark on engineering-grade polymers, K-SENSE demonstrated breakthrough results using only sparse induction-period data.

  1. Polymer degradation 

  1. Polymer aging prediction 

  1. Polymer durability 

  1. Polymer life prediction 

  1. Polymer performance degradation 

  1. Polymer material aging 

  1. Polymer part life cycle 

  1. Polymer component degradation 

  1. Polymer part aging 

  1. Polymer part life prediction 

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