Arm intros reference architecture to help automakers grasp ‘software-defined future’
UK-based chip design company Arm has announced new software architecture and hardware platforms for emerging software-defined automotive systems, including for driver assistance, infotainment, electrified powertrains, and ultimately for autonomous vehicles. …
Enhance machine vision systems to capture edge opportunity
AI-based models facilitate a transition to automated operations using machine vision data Underpinning the grand vision of a more efficient, productive, sustainable Industry 4.0 is the ability to use sensors …
Machine vision: IoT at the edge in action
ADLink demos how machine vision and edge compute drive efficiency and savings for palletization Virtually any company that makes, sells or transports goods spends time and money putting boxes onto …
ADLINK preps first micro-edge AI solution for LTE small cell poles and 5G radios
ADLINK Technology and Illinois-based manufacturer Charles Industries have demonstrated the industry’s first micro-edge low-latency AI solution that can be co-located on LTE small cell poles or with emerging 5G radios. …
Editorial Webinar: AI and IoT at the cutting edge – when to move intelligence out of the cloud and closer to the action
Operational intelligence does not come just by connecting machines; it requires advanced analytics to sort the data and recommend a course of action. Many critical use cases at the edge …
State of things | Smart manufacturing (part 4): Buying digital change
This article is the fourth instalment in a series taken from a longer report, Smart manufacturing: asset management, predictive maintenance, dynamic scheduling and other use cases, from August 2018. The …
State of things | Smart manufacturing (part 2): An alternative truth
This article is the second instalment in a series taken from a longer report, Smart manufacturing: asset management, predictive maintenance, dynamic scheduling and other use cases, from August 2018. The …
Editorial Webinar: IoT for manufacturing: predictive maintenance, dynamic scheduling and other key use cases
Who will work in the factory of the future? Smart manufacturing is bringing factories back to the U.S., but what kinds of jobs will those factories offer? To understand the …
ADLINK offers experiments-as-a-service as ‘safe place’ to de-risk industrial IoT projects
Taiwanese IoT software and edge computing firm ADLINK Technology is making its services available for trial and experimentation, so industrial clients are not obliged to gamble on new IoT projects. …
Appetite for smart manufacturing grows, but the market remains troubled and confused
The appetite for new digital technologies is growing among manufacturers, with certain brands in certain sectors in certain regions experiencing a considerable uplift in performance. But the take-up of smart …
