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5 Tips for Robotic MIG Welding

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Technology is continuously surprising us with discoveries. MIG welding, which used to be manual labor, is now achievable with the help of a robotic unit.

Artificial Intelligence is prevailing, but there are specific tweaks and tips that you can use to enhance the productivity of your robotic MIG welder.

When you purchase the device, you certainly pay attention to the factors necessary. You look at the arm details, its proficiency, power consumption, and other relevant factors. [Read more…] about 5 Tips for Robotic MIG Welding

StradVision selects BlackBerry to drive advancements across South Korean automotive industry

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BlackBerry Limited announced that StradVision, an industry leader in AI-based camera perception technology, will utilize the QNX Software Development Platform within a number of next generation Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) and Autonomous Vehicles (AV) from South Korean automakers.

With the agreement, BlackBerry will license its BlackBerry QNX technology to StradVision, including its QNX Software Development Platform (SDP) 7.0 for use in the company’s SVNet, an AI-based camera perception software tool that is expected to be adopted by South Korea’s top automotive supplier and a leading automotive original equipment manufacturer (OEM).

“The competitiveness of SVNet lies in its flexibility with its broad hardware support and deep learning software for the advancement of safer driving,” said Junhwan Kim, CEO, StradVision. [Read more…] about StradVision selects BlackBerry to drive advancements across South Korean automotive industry

Lenovo enables space architects testing lunar housing in Greenland

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Two young Danish architects will travel to a deserted and remote area in Greenland to test an intelligent lunar home that they themselves designed and built, relying on Lenovo technology for survival and data collection.

The goal is to get one step closer to the dream of inhabiting the moon.

Technology, sensors, computers and IoT play a key role in space research. This is also the case in a new research project led by two young Danish architects from SAGA Space Architects, Karl-Johan Sørensen and Sebastian Aristotelis. [Read more…] about Lenovo enables space architects testing lunar housing in Greenland

KG Group invests in a new plant in Lithuania to satisfy demand for European local suppliers

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Global instant noodles market, according to a new report, is growing despite the Covid-19 crisis, and is estimated to reach USD 32.1 Billion by 2027.

Up till now, most of this instant food has been produced and bought from different Asian countries.

However, the coronavirus pandemic is affecting the market of this Asian staple food, among many others. [Read more…] about KG Group invests in a new plant in Lithuania to satisfy demand for European local suppliers