Tend.ai’s Machine Learning and Cloud Services Solution Expands Robotics Role in Manufacturing
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Robotics Opportunity for Higher Reliability and More Work Shifts |
NEWS |
Applying machine learning (ML) and cloud services to robotics automation creates new opportunities for manufacturers to achieve higher reliability, increase productivity, and more. An example of this approach is Boston-based startup Tend.ai, which offers a novel cloud-based ML service that allows manufacturers to use articulated robotic arms to physically operate Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machines, 3D printers, and other machinery used in manufacturing as would a human worker. The company, which emerged from stealth less than a year ago, received a US$2 million seed money in November 2016.
A Simplified, Consumer-like Approach to the Problem |
IMPACT |
Manufacturing and machining businesses with experience deploying robotics solutions are continually seeking ways to extend a...
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