Design of Lattice Structures

Designing lattice structures involves creating frameworks composed of interconnected elements arranged in repeating patterns, much like a cage or net. These structures are engineered to maximize strength and stability while minimizing material use and weight. By carefully selecting the pattern, size, and connections of these elements, engineers can create lightweight yet durable components suitable for various applications—such as in aerospace, automotive, or architecture—where efficiency and performance are essential. The design process balances material properties, geometric layout, and load distribution to ensure the structure can withstand forces without unnecessary bulk.