Key Lessons When Implementing Industrial AI in Post-COVID-19 World
Subscribe To Read This InsightBy Lian Jye Su | 2Q 2020 | IN-5826
Streams of Industrial AI Announcements |
NEWS |
COVID-19 has caused a massive interruption to factory productions worldwide. The requirement of safe distancing will definitely lead to future reorganization of work cell and process flow in the industrial and manufacturing setting. Manufacturers unable to do safe distancing due to space restrictions will need to resort to more automation. While a lot of the existing automation in factories, such as product inspection, barcode reading, and item tracking, has been well-supported by conventional Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML)-based AI is expected to bring greater levels of automation, allowing manufacturers to reclaim, or even surpass, their pre-COVID-19 efficiency levels.
This explains why the announcements relating to ML-based industrial AI have never ceased, despite all the negativity surrounding COVID-19. Leading edge AI chipset manufacturers Intel and NVIDIA have unveiled key partnerships that deepen their presence...
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