Ai-driven surrogate modeling for optimal product shelf life prediction

Technology
In development
University

Harness the power of AI-driven surrogate modeling to enhance product shelf life prediction, reducing reliance on costly stability testing. This solution accelerates product development by employing a machine-learning-assisted optimization algorithm.

Overview

This innovative solution leverages AI-driven surrogate modeling to optimize product shelf life prediction. Traditional methods for determining shelf life involve extended stability testing, which can be expensive and time-consuming. Our approach uses a surrogate-based optimization algorithm that integrates machine learning to streamline this process. By reducing the sampling plan size and employing a precise optimization technique, this solution provides a faster, more efficient path to product development, shifting from trial-and-error to AI-guided decision-making.

Technical specifications

Key features:

  • Utilizes surrogate-based optimization algorithms for precise shelf life prediction
  • Incorporates design-of-experiments (DOE) for an initial small sampling plan
  • Integrates a machine-learning-assisted optimizer developed in-house
  • Applies iterative optimization for enhanced accuracy
  • Proven in fields like building energy retrofitting and machining parameter optimization
Technology readiness level

Currently at Technology Readiness Level 4, this solution has been validated in a laboratory setting and is ready for further development and deployment in production environments. Future validation plans include comprehensive evaluation, deployment planning, and performance monitoring to ensure successful integration and operation.


About Tecnológico de Monterrey

Tecnológico de Monterrey is a leading private, multi-campus research university in Mexico, recognized for entrepreneurship and industry collaboration. Its Monterrey headquarters anchors an urban innovation district with open lab space, prototyping, and shared testing facilities that welcome corporate collaborators. An integrated health system supports clinical research and translation, while structured internships and challenge-driven partnerships connect companies with faculty and student talent year-round. Research is supported by competitive federal funding through Mexico’s national science and technology council, along with industry contracts and international sponsors. A dedicated technology transfer office manages IP, licensing, and startup formation.

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