AI Copilot for Designing Radiation Protection Shield
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This paper examines the current challenge of developing an intelligent agent for modeling the characteristics of electronic equipment protection shields.
The aim is developing a methodology and software implementation for an intelligent agent that will simplify the analysis of various design solutions and provide decision support for design engineers. An intelligent agent has been developed that automates the process of preparing a description of an alternative design solution for subsequent modeling using the Geant4 software package. Integrating the software module into computing platforms will improve the work of design engineers by reducing routine manual operations, minimizing human error, and ensuring reproducible results.
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