Artificial Intelligence

Get a look at how Allegorithmic's Substance Alchemist uses AI to complete time consuming tasks like delighting materials to make it easier to take materials from the real world and immediately use them for 3D designs.

TomTom and Microsoft Corp have announced that they are expanding their partnership, bringing TomTom’s maps and traffic data into a multitude of mapping scenarios across Microsoft’s cloud services. With this broadened integration, TomTom will be a leading location data provider for Microsoft Azure and Bing Maps. TomTom is also expanding its relationship with Microsoft, selecting Microsoft Azure as its preferred...

The combined forces of Synopsys and FABU Technology have announced that FABU has selected a portfolio of silicon-proven Synopsys DesignWare Interface, Security, ARC EM Safety Island Processor, and Embedded Memory Test and Repair IP to deliver high-performance artificial intelligence (AI) system-on-chips (SoCs) for advanced automotive applications. 

A recent report by CB Insights shows that healthcare artificial intelligence (AI) startups have raised $4.3bn since 2013, topping all other industries. Kolabtree, the online platform for freelance scientists, has released an infographic highlighting startups that have developed innovative AI-assisted products that are advancing healthcare.

Hochschule Kempten’s ‘Adrive Living Lab’ in Germany will be adopting an advanced Vehicle Driving Simulator (aVDS) from automotive test system supplier, AB Dynamics. The new simulator will enable the university to conduct thorough research into driver interaction with Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) and Automated Driving (AD) systems. 

With built-in inertial sensors the new INS1000 high performance dual band RTK INS (Real-Time Kinematic Inertial Navigation System), has been announced by ACEINNA, for construction, agriculture and automotive applications. The INS1000 embeds ACEINNA’s nine degree-of-freedom inertial sensor technology to achieve Automotive Dead Reckoning performance in GNSS challenged environments.

Specialist in reviews and customer insight technology, Feefo, has announced their top five predictions for 2019. The predictions are those that the Feefo team believe will have the biggest impact on customer experience over the next 12 months. The acceleration of personalisation and the need to better understand customers will dominate, powered by implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) solutions. 

The adoption of artificial intelligence in the diagnosis and prognosis of disease could help to extend people’s lives whilst providing significant savings for the NHS. This is according to researchers from Cardiff University who have provided compelling evidence showing the benefits that techniques can bring to risk assessments in patients.

AI is already being implemented in businesses around the world, and while worries persist over whether robots will be taking over the workplace, some are predicting that it will actually improve and even create jobs in the future. From devices in our homes to mobile apps, AI has already made its way into our daily lives. The workplace is no exception and AI has already helped businesses make better use of data and streamline processes.

Collaborating together WiZR and Wind River are offering AI-enabled video surveillance and analytics on the Wind River Titanium Cloud virtualisation platform. Titanium Cloud is a commercial-ready, NFV infrastructure software platform that enables service providers to deploy virtualised services faster, at lower cost, and with the high reliability that industries demand. WiZR has validated and pre integrated their solution ...