How AI Can Make Us Greener
Manufacturing, Sustainability And Profitability: How Deep Learning Can Improve our Environmental Impact This article was originally published on Forbes In the mid-1700, the first industrial revolution changed the face of…
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Manufacturing, Sustainability And Profitability: How Deep Learning Can Improve our Environmental Impact This article was originally published on Forbes In the mid-1700, the first industrial revolution changed the face of…
Neurala presents at VISION 2022 in Stuttgart. In the talk, Neurala’s CEO Max Versace talks about the state-of-the-art in AI and Deep Learning in visual inspections in Manufacturing. Neurala…
I doubt, therefore I think, therefore I am – a step forward for AI It’s Monday morning, and Paul opens one of several emails sent by his boss, Heather. Her…
(Article first appeared on Forbes) Automation: A word that simultaneously evokes technological and societal progress and a deep sense of fear. Manufacturers have been chasing automation for years through the…
Artificial intelligence startup Neurala Inc. today added “explainability technology” to its vision AI software that it says can identify objects in an image that present an anomaly or cause other problems.
While machine vision has been around for more than 60 years, the recent surge in the popularity of deep learning has elevated this sometimes misunderstood technology to the attention of…
Neurala's CEO Max Versace speaks about AI at The future of Manufacturing Digital Event
Max Versace, Neurala December 2, 2019 | Future Compute From esoteric tech to AI, visual analysis and deep learning systems are now transforming the innovation of intelligent products and…
This article originally appeared in Enterprise AI – June 11, 2019 by Doug Black Deep learning is still a stick-figure emulation of human learning. DL can be trained to a supercharged IQ based…
One of the questions we I often get in working with AI is: “Cool… I see this AI never stops learning. But it’s like Transfer Learning, right?…” Although people are…