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The Proalpha Group, provider of business applications for SMEs, acquires Insiders Technologies and significantly expands its 'Industrial AI Platform' with AI applications and services for digital document processing.
read more...Industrial AI at SPS | Endress+Hauser
Industrial AI is also becoming increasingly relevant in process automation: although field devices themselves still make little use of it, it is already proving helpful in evaluation and peripheral devices as well as control systems. Christian Reichert, Director Engineered Solutions at Endress+Hauser, explains how his company is currently positioning itself in terms of AI.
read more...Sick now considers artificial intelligence to be a central component of industrial applications. Phil Krumbein, Market Product Manager Logistic Solutions at Sick in Düsseldorf, reveals exactly where the company relies on AI.
read more...The rapid rise of artificial intelligence is driving up the energy consumption of data centers and jeopardizing global sustainability goals. Schneider Electric presents six practical solutions to meet the new requirements.
read more...Critical Manufacturing, a provider of Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) solutions, has announced the acquisition of Convanit - an artificial intelligence company specializing in image-based analytics in high-tech manufacturing.
read more...Technical University of Munich
A new type of AI chip developed at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) works without the otherwise necessary connection to the internet or cloud servers. The 'AI Pro' chip is modeled on the human brain. Its neuromorphic architecture helps it to make calculations on site and therefore cyber-secure. It also consumes up to ten times less energy.
read more...As artificial intelligence is increasingly used in sectors such as healthcare, autonomous driving and smart cities, conventional computer architectures are reaching significant limits in terms of processing speed and energy efficiency. The 'Vitfox' project aims to advance AI through the development of energy-efficient neuromorphic computing systems.
read more...Robotics company German Bionic presents its most advanced exoskeleton model to date, called 'Exia', which is fully controlled by augmented AI.
read more...Factory managers in Asia expect their production facilities to be largely equipped with AI-supported, self-learning machines and robots by 2040. Humans will primarily take on a monitoring and supporting role. In Germany in particular, there is a certain amount of scepticism towards hyperautomation.
read more...ABB and Covariant, an AI start-up from Silicon Valley, are working together to develop AI robotics solutions. The first solution is an autonomous gripper application for order processing in logistics centers
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