Tag: computing
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Cloud, IoT, and AI: NERC-CIP Compliance and Emerging Technologies
What do you think our future is going to look like? Most of us will say AI and cloud computing. It is like a forest fire, spreading rapidly in our world. Ten or twenty years ago, you wouldn’t have heard the term “work-from-home”, but now most companies all over the world include WFH as the…
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Made to Order: AI Data Processing Via Edge Computing Brings Robotics to the Fast-food Kitchen
Exclusive from Premio Back-of-house operations advance with machine learning, computer vision, and real-time data analytics The pandemic was especially difficult on the restaurant industry’s bottom line, and the sector is still in the early stages of recovery. As the world begins to turn the page on Covid, a new normal has emerged, with many kitchen…
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Nimbus’ in-browser simulation ‘reduces costs by 80 percent’
Cogniteam says its Nimbus Robotic operating system’s in-browser simulation “reduces robot simulation costs by 80 percent”, adding that the software is focused on cost-saving and collaboration, enabling teams to simulate robots at “breakneck speeds”. Dr Yehuda Elmaliach, co-founder and CEO of Cogniteam, says: “Upload your robot and drag & drop sensors, then run an in-browser…
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Blaize partners with Accton to bring edge AI computing to robotic inspection
Computing specialist Blaize has agreed a strategic partnership with Accton, a premier provider of networking and communications solutions, to bring edge AI computing to the AI inspection market. The Accton Smart Automated Optical Inspection (AOI) solution will utilize the Blaize Pathfinder P1600 Embedded System on Module (SoM) to add visual AI production line inspection for…
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AMD partners with eCarX to develop advanced car technologies
AMD has agreed a strategic collaboration with eCarX, a mobility technology startup. The companies will work together on an in-vehicle computing platform for next-generation electric vehicles, expected to be in mass production for global rollout in late 2023. The eCarX digital cockpit will be the first in-vehicle platform to be offered with AMD Ryzen Embedded…
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Intel’s new AI chip enables ‘real-time learning for robots’
Intel Labs, in collaboration with the Italian Institute of Technology and the Technical University of Munich, has introduced a new approach to neural network-based object learning. It specifically targets future applications like robotic assistants that interact with unconstrained environments, including in logistics, healthcare or elderly care. This research is a crucial step in improving the…
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Multiverse Computing to develop quantum digital twin for Bosch manufacturing facility
Multiverse Computing, a quantum computing solutions provider, is collaborating in a research project with the Bosch Automotive Electronics plant in Madrid to leverage the power of quantum computing in the virtual replica or “digital twin” of a factory. Multiverse is implementing quantum-based optimization algorithms at Bosch, delivering cutting-edge electronics components to several original equipment manufacturers…
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Chalmers University selects Lenovo and Nvidia to build Swedish national supercomputer
Chalmers University of Technology is using Lenovo and Nvidia’s technology infrastructure to power its large-scale computer resource, or supercomputer, Alvis. The project has seen the delivery and implementation of a clustered computing system for artificial intelligence and machine learning research, in what is Lenovo’s largest high-performance computing cluster for AI and ML in the Europe,…
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Siemens partners with Pasqal to research quantum applications in computer aided engineering, simulation and testing
Pasqal, a company which develops neutral atom-based quantum computing, has reached a multi-year research agreement with Siemens Digital Industries Software to advance the field of quantum computational multiphysics simulation. Siemens is a global leader in the field of computer-aided engineering. Pasqal’s proprietary quantum methods to solve complex nonlinear differential equations are expected to enhance the…
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The big AMR fleet computing debate: Distributed vs centralized
By Limor Schweitzer, CTO and founder, MOV.AI A shift in mobile robot computing needs Over the past year, we have seen the growing adoption of centralized computing in Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) fleets. In this article, we ask if this trend is the best approach, especially in advanced deployments with a large number of AMRs…