TRL and MRL are two different terms related to the development of new technologies or products. TRL stands for Technology Readiness Level, while MRL stands for Manufacturing Readiness Level.
Technology Readiness Level (TRL) refers to the maturity level of a technology. It is a scale of 1 to 9 that assesses the progress of a technology or product development from the idea or concept stage to the commercialization stage. TRL 1 represents the lower end of the scale where a concept is proposed but yet to be tested, while TRL 9 represents the higher end of the scale where a technology is fully validated and ready for market launch.
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL) is a measure of a technology's readiness for manufacturing. It assesses the maturity of the manufacturing processes and systems required to produce a product at scale. Like TRL, MRL ranges from 1 to 9; MRL 1 means the product or system is still in the lab, and MRL 9 means the product or system is fully qualified and ready for high-quantity production.
Overall, TRL and MRL are two measures that allow researchers and developers to assess the progress and readiness of new technologies or products, both in terms of technical development and manufacturing feasibility.
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