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Synopsys launches embedded vision and AI development kit

September 27, 2018 by David Edwards

Synopsys has launched its DesignWare High-Performance Core Design Kit for EV6x Processors to help designers meet the performance, power, and area requirements of their systems-on-chips for embedded vision and artificial intelligence applications.

The DesignWare HPC Design Kit, a suite of high-speed and high-density memories and specialized logic libraries, allows SoC designers to optimize the EV6x processor’s vector DSPs and convolutional neural network engines for maximum speed, smallest area, lowest power, or an optimum balance of the three.

Depending on the requirements of the target application, designers using the HPC Design Kit for EV6x can optimize their implementation to achieve a 39 percent power reduction, a 10 percent reduction in area, or a 7 percent performance boost for their SoCs.  [Read more…] about Synopsys launches embedded vision and AI development kit

Filed Under: Computing Tagged With: artificial intelligence, embedded vision, synopsys

Moxa launches remote access solution for connection to machines

September 25, 2018 by Anna

To serve the needs of OEMs and machine builders who require remote connections to manage and maintain their machines at remote sites, Moxa has launched the Moxa Remote Connect Suite.

The suite is a remote connection management platform that includes server and client software and a hardware gateway to facilitate secure remote access.

The platform is hosted on Amazon EC2 and  ‘Gateway’ connects Ethernet-based edge devices to the server portal securely. Included is ‘Client’, which is a software tool that can connect an engineer’s laptop to the server portal.

[Read more…] about Moxa launches remote access solution for connection to machines

Filed Under: Computing, News Tagged With: moxa, remote connection

Fluor uses IBM Watson to deliver predictive analytics capability for megaprojects

September 24, 2018 by Anna

Fluor Corporation and IBM announced the use of artificial intelligence-based systems to predict, monitor and measure the status of engineering, procurement, fabrication and construction (EPC) megaprojects.

Fluor’s engineering, fabrication, construction and deep supply chain expertise, coupled with artificial intelligence and analytic technologies from IBM Watson, forms the foundation for big data analytics and diagnostic systems that help predict critical project outcomes and provide early insights into the health of projects.

Large capital projects, especially in the energy and chemicals, and mining and metals markets, are incredibly complex with enormous amounts of data, people and moving parts that are constantly changing and need to be understood to keep a project on schedule and budget.

[Read more…] about Fluor uses IBM Watson to deliver predictive analytics capability for megaprojects

Filed Under: Computing, News Tagged With: big data, fluor, ibm

Energid launches update to robotic motion control and path planning software

September 21, 2018 by Anna

Energid has released Actin 5, a significant update to its software development kit motion control software, that allows robotic system developers to focus on the robot’s task rather than joint movement and paths.

The Actin software responds in real time to sensory input and directs the robot on the most efficient path while avoiding collisions. The robot motion is updated dynamically without requiring reprogramming, even in dynamic, mission-critical environments.

It has a new robot controller development framework that is configurable through XML for application on a wide range of platforms, including real-time operating systems.

[Read more…] about Energid launches update to robotic motion control and path planning software

Filed Under: Computing, News Tagged With: actin5, energid, robot software

IBM signs 10-year deal with Indian fashion firm Aditya Birla 

September 19, 2018 by Anna

IBM and Indian fashion firm Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail Ltd. (ABFRL) have expanded their existing relationship with a 10-year services agreement.

As a part of this agreement, IBM will bring in its global technology and automation expertise to help enhance and manage ABFRL’s IT infrastructure, with better availability of IT systems, employee productivity through self-help solutions and improved disaster resilience.

IBM will provide infrastructure-as-a-service in a private cloud environment, enabling ABFRL to scale its IT operations in line with their business growth.

[Read more…] about IBM signs 10-year deal with Indian fashion firm Aditya Birla 

Filed Under: Computing, News Tagged With: adiya birla, ibm

Apple introduces iPhone XR with A12 bionic chip

September 19, 2018 by Anna

Apple has launched iPhone XR, integrating breakthrough technologies from iPhone XS in an all-screen glass and aluminium design with the most advanced LCD in a smartphone featuring a 6.1-inch Liquid Retina display and six finishes.

iPhone XR brings the powerful A12 Bionic chip with next-generation Neural Engine, the TrueDepth camera system, Face ID and an advanced camera system that creates portraits using a single camera lens.

iPhone XR will be available to pre-order beginning Friday, October 19 and in shops from Friday, October 26.

[Read more…] about Apple introduces iPhone XR with A12 bionic chip

Filed Under: Computing, Design, News Tagged With: apple, iphone xr

Nvidia and Arrow Electronics launch new Jetson Xavier AI computer 

September 14, 2018 by Anna

Nvidia and Arrow Electronics, Inc. are bringing Nvidia Jetson Xavier, a first-of-its-kind computer designed for AI, robotics and edge computing, to companies worldwide to create next-generation autonomous machines.

The collaboration combines Nvidia’s AI capabilities with Arrow’s global industrial customers and its support network of engineers and designers.

This opens the door to the development and deployment of AI solutions for manufacturing, logistics, smart cities, healthcare and more.

[Read more…] about Nvidia and Arrow Electronics launch new Jetson Xavier AI computer 

Filed Under: Computing, Industrial robots, News Tagged With: ai, arrow, computer, nvidia

Humatics launches new ‘microlocation’ platform for robots and autonomous vehicles

September 13, 2018 by Sam Francis

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Humatics Corporation, a developer of “microlocation” products, has launched its Spatial Intelligence Platform.

The platform comprises radio-frequency beacons deployed in a constellation, mobile sensors, and a software suite.

Humatics says these “ultra-precise positioning products will revolutionize how robots and industrial automation equipment locate themselves, navigate through complex environments, and collaborate with people”.  [Read more…] about Humatics launches new ‘microlocation’ platform for robots and autonomous vehicles

Filed Under: Computing, News Tagged With: humatics corporation, microlocation

Sisu and Sixense launch ‘high-speed’ robot programming solution using virtual reality

September 12, 2018 by Sam Francis

sisu robot programming copy

Sixense, a provider of immersive computing solutions for enterprises, and Sisu, a creator of industrial robot systems, are partnering to offer Sisu’s Vudu system for industrial robot programming.

Sixense’s advanced motion-tracking has enabled Sisu to launch their most intuitive system yet, reducing programming time from days or hours to just minutes, according to the company.

Sixense’s motion tracking solution pairs perfectly with Sisu’s Vudu system by providing highly accurate tracking data to enable extremely precise control for programming industrial robots and machinery.  [Read more…] about Sisu and Sixense launch ‘high-speed’ robot programming solution using virtual reality

Filed Under: Computing, News Tagged With: robot programming, sisu, sixense, vudu

A&K Finishing achieves ‘record growth’ with Plex Manufacturing Cloud

September 11, 2018 by Sam Francis

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Plex Systems, a provider of cloud enterprise resource planning and manufacturing execution system software, says plastic paint solution provider A&K Finishing has “doubled its sales one year after implementing the Plex Manufacturing Cloud”.

A&K Finishing paints components for industrial companies such as automotive manufacturers Tesla, BMW, and General Motors; electronics manufacturer Bose; and furniture company Steelcase.

The company uses advanced manufacturing technology on the shop floor, including automated robots and open spray booths on multiple paint lines, to complete many parts in just 44 minutes.  [Read more…] about A&K Finishing achieves ‘record growth’ with Plex Manufacturing Cloud

Filed Under: Computing, News Tagged With: a&k finishing, enterprise resource planning, manufacturing execution systems, plex systems

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