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Artificial intelligence (AI) is on the rise in automotive production. Since 2018, the BMW Group has been using various AI applications in series production. One focus is automated image recognition: In these processes, artificial intelligence evaluates component images in ongoing production and compares them in milliseconds to hundreds of other images of the same sequence. This way, the AI application determines deviations from the standard in real time and checks, for instance, whether all required parts have been mounted and whether they are mounted in the right place.The innovative technology is fast, reliable and, most importantly, easy to use. Christian Patron, Head of Innovation, Digitalization and Data Analytics at BMW Group Production: “Artificial intelligence offers great potential. It helps us maintain our high quality standards and at the same time relieves our people of repetitive tasks.”
This new computer chip comes packed with powerful artificial intelligence which allows security cameras to turn and follow people on the streets. Chinese startup company Horizon Robotics unveiled their 'Journey 1.0' and 'Sunrise 1.0' chips in Beijing on Wednesday. The new computer chips have built-in AI which enhances smart mobility and makes decisions for smart CCTV cameras.
Russian weapons manufacturer Kalashnikov unveiled a gun turret that uses a machine learning algorithm to identify potential targets. The “Kornet” a remotely-operated combat module was unveiled at the ARMY-2017 International Military-Technical Forum at Moscow's Patriot Park on Monday. The machine features a large caliber barrel wrapped in a sheet of armor and mounted with a complex array of cameras and sensors which constantly analyze image data in order to identify and track potential targets.
Meet Alter the Android, a robot with artificial intelligence so advanced, that his creators claim that he has free will. The new humanoid robot interacts with people and moves through an embedded Central Pattern Generator, or CPG, which allows him to express quite a wide range of different motions. The secret of the CPG is that its designed to work almost exactly like a human brain.
"Stellantis Spotlight" is a weekly recap of some of the major stories at Stellantis. The top stories for the week ending January 26, 2024, include the debut of the STLA Large Platform, the launch of the Jeep Wrangler 35-inch Tire Package and acquisition of CloudMade’s IP and artificial intelligence technologies.
Leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) in all departments: this is the goal Audi has set itself on its way to becoming a data-driven company. With FelGAN, the company now employs software that uses artificial intelligence to open up new sources of inspiration for designers.Creative people are always on the lookout for inspiration. The same is true of the designers who create new wheels at the Audi Design Studio in Ingolstadt. But where to find untapped sources of inspiration?The principle to “think outside the box” is both well-known and catchy. But it is less easy to implement, since, in the creative process, people tend to fall back on what is familiar to them. It is this precisely point that the AI-based software FelGAN, an in-house development by Audi’s IT department and Audi Design, addresses. The project is now enabling creatives to draw from a practically unlimited pool of ideas. Interacting with the software lets designers discover motifs from completely new perspectives, giving them suggestions that they can further evolve and work into their creations. In concrete terms, FelGAN works either by rapidly proposing a large number of photo-realistic designs itself or recombining existing designs in a targeted way.In this way, the system acts as a kind of spontaneous idea hub for Audi’s rim design team, allowing them to exchange new versions and variations. The tool lets designers easily experiment with shape, color, surface structure, and other parameters in real time.
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