Lian Jye Su

Research Focus

Lian Jye Su, Principal Analyst at ABI Research, is responsible for orchestrating research relating to robotics, artificial intelligence, and machine learning. He leads research in emerging and key trends in these industries, deep-diving into advancements in key components, regional dynamics in robotics and AI adoptions, and their future impacts and implications.

Past Experience

Prior to joining ABI Research, Lian Jye worked in several healthcare organizations, in both the technical and business domain. He held various roles in quality management, operation reviews, and market research analysis.

Education

Lian Jye earned a B.Sc. in Life Sciences from the National University of Singapore. He then completed his Master in Business Administration at Melbourne Business School in Australia, with a dedicated specialization in market research and business strategy.

Lian Jye Su in the News

• 19 May 2020 - Tech Target: AI's impact on business: The quest to make money
• 28 Apr 2020 - TechTarget: Importance of AI in the business quest for data-driven operations
• 21 Apr 2020 - Robotics Business Review: What Will Become of the Unmanned Store?
• 11 Apr 2020 - New Straits Times: #TECH: How technology tackles virus-induced isolation in Norway
• 17 Mar 2020 - Industry Week: AI Growth Unearths Potential
• 03 Mar 2020 - Modern Materials Handling: ABI Research: Installed base of machine vision systems in manufacturing to reach 100 million by 2025
• 19 Feb 2020 - Nikkei Asian Review: Singapore vows to be first in Southeast Asia to ditch petrol cars
• 11 Feb 2020 - Fortune: Singapore urges calm—but its tourism industry is being pummeled by the coronavirus outbreak
• 27 Jan 2020 - Information Week: Where Common Machine Learning Myths Come From
• 22 Jan 2020 - Nikkei Asian Review: Singapore engages Facebook and Grab to shape international AI order
• 20 Jan 2020 - Fortune: A.I. in China: TikTok is just the beginning
• 15 Jan 2020 - Nikkei Asian Review: Asia's retailers shun artificial intelligence
• 10 Jan 2020 - CNN Business: Neon's 'artificial human' is a scary glimpse of the future that's (mostly) still hype
• 02 Jan 2020 - Nikkei Asian Review: Singapore's unmanned convenience stores learn from China's failures
• 18 Dec 2019 - What Won't Happen in 2020: 8K Adoption, Quantum Computing, and More
• 11 Dec 2019 - EE Times: AI Will Empower Industry 4.0 — When It Arrives
• 04 Dec 2019 - Financial Times: From smarter machines to greener products
• 07 Nov 2019 - Smart Energy International: The US reclaims top position in global AI investment, halts advancement in China
• 31 Oct 2019 - TechRepublic: US maintains edge over China in industrial artificial intelligence solutions
• 31 Oct 2019 - The Drum: US replaces China as the top AI venture capital investment hub
• 04 Oct 2019 - Environment & Energy Leader: Industrial Sector Drives Artificial Intelligence Applications for Increased Efficiency, Reduced Costs
• 03 Oct 2019 - Nikkei Asian Review: Thailand, Vietnam and Philippines named as likely 5G laggards
• 27 Sep 2019 - Industry Will Incorporate 15 Million AI-enabled Devices by 2024 [Report]
• 24 Sep 2019 - ECT News Network: Art Project Uncovers Bias in AI Training Models
• 19 Sep 2019 - Nikkei Asian Review: Going somewhere? Toyota-backed mobilityX wants to help
• 10 Sep 2019 - EE Times: AI Chip Market to More than Double in 5 Years
• 20 Aug 2019 - Tech News World: Cerebras Debuts Big Chip to Speed Up AI Processes
• 01 Aug 2019 - Forbes: What's Next in AI As The Debate Around Race And Criminal Justice Surges
• 16 May 2019 - The rise of the Robot Operating System
• 09 Apr 2019 - Qualcomm's Latest Chip Wants to be the Most Powerful for Cloud-Based AI
• 25 Feb 2019 - Qualcomm Launches Robotics RB3 Platform for Robot, Drone Developers
• 14 Dec 2018 - Money Inc.: The Use Cases of Quantum Computing Are Key to Countries’ Next-Generation Economic Curve and Global Leadership
• 13 Dec 2018 - Entrepreneur: Will XI Jinping's Dream of Becoming the Global AI Leader Turn into Reality?
• 15 Nov 2018 - Financial Times: China’s artificial intelligence ambitions hit hurdles