Manufacturing is changing, rapidly. Pressed by efficiency, and in the middle of a race to embrace automation, an overdue revolution is unfolding, driven by the power of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine vision. The traditional methods of quality inspection, reliant on hard-to-find human expert to manually scrutinizing products, are giving way to a new paradigm that promises to redefine what quality and consistency is in modern Manufacturing plants.
Tag: deep learning
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Solving AI’s energy challenge: learning at the compute Edge
AI unplugged: rethinking energy use with Edge Learning This morning, as I sipped my espresso and watched my dog Noah chase — and fail to […]
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Is Artificial Intelligence Accelerating the Universe’s Entropic Destiny?
Is AI a mere technological milestone, or it represents a fundamental shift in the Universe’s journey?
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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 […]
Talks
How Deep Learning and Vision AI are revitalizing Manufacturing
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 […]
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“Dubito, ergo cogito, ergo sum”, said AI
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 […]
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Why ‘Explainability’ Is The Next Step For AI In Manufacturing
(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 […]
Media Coverage
Neurala adds “explainability” to its AI-based image recognition software
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.
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Form Computer Vision to Deep Learning: the AI path to innovation in industrial applications
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 major manufacturers globally.
Articles, Talks
How to take steps to pandemic-proof Manufacturing with AI
Neurala’s CEO Max Versace speaks about AI at The future of Manufacturing Digital Event
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How AI is Changing the Way We Work
Max Versace, Neurala December 2, 2019 | Future Compute From esoteric tech to AI, visual analysis and deep learning systems are now transforming the […]
Articles, Media Coverage
Deep Learning that Keeps Learning – Near-Time Training at the Edge
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 […]
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What happens when AI never stops learning? Continual learning vs. DNN learning vs Transfer Learning
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 […]
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Vaccinate now! How to spot AI imposters in 3 easy steps
This morning I was sipping my usual espresso before starting the day, peacefully browsing LinkedIn posts, when I came across the nth+1 article authored by […]
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Neurala launches Brain Builder
Artificial intelligence startup Neurala Inc.wants to help developers create deep learning applications faster by speeding up the process of feeding data to neural networks to train […]
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Overcoming the Catastrophe of Forgetful AI
“Catastrophic forgetting,” is a major hurdle toward fully autonomous artificial intelligence. In a video interview, Anatoli Gorchechnikov, co-founder of Neurala, discusses current trends in AI […]
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Is all AI bad for your privacy? (hint: no)
Seeing Facebook’s CEO summoned to Washington as a consequence of the improperly accessed the personal data of about 87 million Facebook users by Cambridge Analytica will be […]
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The Next-Generation AI Brain: How AI Is Becoming More Human
In the movie Memento, former insurance investigator Leonard Shelby tracks down the criminal who attacked him and murdered his wife. Leonard, though, is not a “normal” […]
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Does Artificial Intelligence Require Specialized Processors?
NOTE: this article was published on Nov 6, 2018. Things really move fast, as this EE Times article from January 2018 portrays: https://www.eetimes.com/document.asp?doc_id=1332877&_mc=sm_eet_editor_rickmerritt The basic […]
Talks
Max Versace Gives Mobile World Congress Keynote
Inspections by drone have obvious financial, speed and safety benefits, especially for cell towers, roofs and infrastructure to ensure the supply of electricity, gas and […]
Media Coverage, Press Release
Brain-in-A-Box: a unified Deep Learning framework for mobile robots, drones, automotive
(Keynote at nVidia GTC Washington DC, 2016) Watch video here. Today’s off-the-shelf low-cost, low-power, parallel processors provide a new wealth of opportunities for enabling on-board […]
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TEDx: Machines to Life
If an alien watched all the videos on YouTube, he would think that the world was full of robots. But, it’s not. Why not? What […]
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Forget Catastrophic Forgetting: the path to Deep Learning at the Edge
While the majority of AI uses slow server-based learning, there is another way.. the brain way. Neurala’s CTO talk at the nVidia conference GTC 2017 […]
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What AI will look like in 2027. Hint: It’s all in your head
Pause for a second and look outside your window at a bird, a squirrel, or even an insect. These organisms all perform complex tasks that […]
Articles
When less is more: passive sensors and robotics
When designing robotic platforms, the choice of which sensors to employ is a key area that often determines the Go/No-Go for a final product. This […]
Press Release
NEURALA AWARDED PATENT FOR ARTIFICIAL BRAINS ON GPU PROCESSORS USED FOR REAL-TIME AUTONOMOUS CONTROL
Invention enables self-driving cars, drones and other robots to use artificial intelligence and deep learning in situations in which execution time is critical. BOSTON, MA – […]
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Neurala Receives $250,000 NASA Grant To Bring Autonomous Software To Self-Driving Cars, Home Robots and Drones
STTR Phase II Enhancement (Phase IIe) Is Designed To Take Software Designed For Use On Mars And Bring It Down To Earth BOSTON, MA – October […]
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Fundamental Patent For Simulating The Human Brain On Graphic Processing Units Awarded To Neurala
Patent Covers Core Technology That Is Critical For The Development Of Smarter Robots and Artificial Intelligence CAMBRIDGE, MA – February 11, 2014 – The U.S. Patent Office […]
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AI 2.0: brains for bots
This post is short: go check a video! I was recently invited to give a Keynote at the Rochester Institute of Technology AI retreat with […]