The Rise of Automotive Additive Manufacturing
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Image recognition at Facebook: How machine learning is helping computers — and people who are blind — ’see’ digital photos
As we become increasingly reliant on machines to perform our daily tasks — from answering our emails to driving our cars — we are exposed to the limitations of technology as it attempts to perform complex human operations such as natural language processing and image recognition. To address this, Facebook is leveraging its repository of user-uploaded photos to improve accuracy of image recognition technologies to enable computers — and people who are blind — to ‘see’ in natural contexts.
The ugliest bridge in the world. 3D printing in Acciona…
3D printing seems to be a natural fit for construction. It can potentially fix some of the most burning operational problems in the industry. But attempts to approach the trend are rather clumsy so far…
Get Em While They’re Hot: Dynamic Ticket Pricing in Major League Baseball
How professional baseball teams borrowed a strategy from airlines and musicians to strike back against secondary ticket brokers like StubHub.
Darktrace: Can Artificial Intelligence lead the fight against Cyber Crime?
Rapidly increasing frequency of cyber crime In 2017, more than 4000 daily ransomware attacks were recorded in the United States, up from a daily average of 1000 in 2015. According to a survey of 254 companies in 7 countries, an […]
Will machine learning help the Commonwealth Bank of Australia avoid the next banking scandal?
Managing regulatory and reputational risk has become the top priority for the financial services industry in Australia in 2018 – so how will machine learning help?
How Stryker is using 3D printing to bring personalized medicine to orthopedic surgery
Riding new waves of additive manufacturing and personalization in medicine, Stryker could be poised to offer custom orthopedic implants such as hip replacements and spinal disks. Stryker, a Fortune 500 Michigan-based medical device manufacturer that specializes in orthopedic devices, is increasingly investing in additive manufacturing, signaling a long-term bet on 3D printing as a key to innovation in orthopedic implants.
Data on Tap: PepsiCo Knows What You Like to Drink
How AI can help soda giant, PepsiCo, adapt to changing trends towards health and wellness.
Can AI save brick-and-mortar retail?
With the increased penetration of e-commerce, declining in-store traffic, and retailer bankruptcies, brick-and-mortar retail is experiencing tremendous headwinds. Neiman Marcus has recognized that digital innovation is critical for the future viability of retail and is seeking to optimize and personalize the customer experience at every touchpoint using advanced analytics, artificial intelligence and machine learning.
Is Addition the New Subtraction at Lockheed Martin?
Lockheed Martin is investing heavily in additive engineering now with hopes of leading the industry in the near future.