Amphitrite Rides AI Wave to Boost Maritime Shipping, Ocean Cleanup With Real-Time Weather Prediction and Simulation
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by Bhoomi Gadhia
1w ago
Named after Greek mythology’s goddess of the sea, France-based startup Amphitrite is fusing satellite data and AI to simulate and predict oceanic currents and weather. It’s work that’s making waves in maritime-shipping and oceanic litter-collection operations. Amphitrite’s AI models — powered by the NVIDIA AI and Earth-2 platforms — provide insights on positioning vessels to Read Article ..read more
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Give AI a Look: Any Industry Can Now Search and Summarize Vast Volumes of Visual Data
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by Adam Scraba
3M ago
Enterprises and public sector organizations around the world are developing AI agents to boost the capabilities of workforces that rely on visual information from a growing number of devices — including cameras, IoT sensors and vehicles. To support their work, a new NVIDIA AI Blueprint for video search and summarization will enable developers in virtually Read Article ..read more
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High-Speed AI: Hitachi Rail Advances Real-Time Railway Analysis Using NVIDIA Technology
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by Isha Salian
4M ago
Hitachi Rail, a global transportation company powering railway systems in over 50 countries, is integrating NVIDIA AI technology to lower maintenance costs for rail operators, reduce train idling time and improve transit reliability for passengers. The company is adopting NVIDIA IGX — an industrial-grade, enterprise-level platform that delivers high-bandwidth sensor processing, powerful AI compute, functional Read Article ..read more
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High-Tech Highways: India Uses NVIDIA Accelerated Computing to Ease Tollbooth Traffic
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by Lexi Mariash
6M ago
India is home to the globe’s second-largest road network, spanning nearly 4 million miles, and has over a thousand tollbooths, most of them run manually. Traditional booths like these, wherever in the world they’re deployed, can contribute to massive traffic delays, long commute times and serious road congestion. To help automate tollbooths across India, Calsoft, Read Article ..read more
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By Jove, It’s No Myth: NVIDIA Triton Speeds Inference on Oracle Cloud
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by Amr Elmeleegy
1y ago
An avid cyclist, Thomas Park knows the value of having lots of gears to maintain a smooth, fast ride. So, when the software architect designed an AI inference platform to serve predictions for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure’s (OCI) Vision AI service, he picked NVIDIA Triton Inference Server. That’s because it can shift up, down or sideways to handle virtually any AI model, framework and hardware and operating mode — quickly and efficiently. “The NVIDIA AI inference platform gives our worldwide cloud services customers tremendous flexibility in how they build and run their AI applications,” said ..read more
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Visual AI Takes Flight at Canada’s Largest, Busiest Airport
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by Angie Lee
1y ago
Toronto Pearson International Airport, in Ontario, Canada, is the country’s largest and busiest airport, serving some 50 million passengers each year. To enhance traveler experiences, the airport in June deployed the Zensors AI platform, which uses anonymized footage from existing security cameras to generate spatial data that helps optimize operations in real time. A member of the NVIDIA Metropolis vision AI partner ecosystem, Zensors helped the Toronto Pearson operations team significantly reduce wait times in customs lines, decreasing the average time it took passengers to go through the a ..read more
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Meet the Maker: Robotics Student Rolls Out Autonomous Wheelchair With NVIDIA Jetson
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by Kristen Yee
1y ago
With the help of AI, robots, tractors and baby strollers — even skate parks — are becoming autonomous. One developer, Kabilan KB, is bringing autonomous-navigation capabilities to wheelchairs, which could help improve mobility for people with disabilities. The undergraduate from the Karunya Institute of Technology and Sciences in Coimbatore, India, is powering his autonomous wheelchair project using the NVIDIA Jetson platform for edge AI and robotics. The autonomous motorized wheelchair is connected to depth and lidar sensors — along with USB cameras — which allow it to perceive the environm ..read more
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AI Lands at Bengaluru Airport With IoT Company’s Intelligent Video Analytics Platform
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by Angie Lee
1y ago
Each year, nearly 32 million people travel through the Bengaluru Airport, or BLR, one of the busiest airports in the world’s most populous nation. To provide such multitudes with a safer, quicker experience, the airport in the city formerly known as Bangalore is tapping vision AI technologies powered by Industry.AI. A member of the NVIDIA Metropolis vision AI partner ecosystem, Industry.AI has deployed its vision AI platform across BLR’s newest terminal, T2, known as the Garden Terminal for its green spaces, indoor gardens and waterfalls. It’s one of the first deployments of intelligent video ..read more
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Meet the Maker: Developer Taps NVIDIA Jetson as Force Behind AI-Powered Pit Droid
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by Angie Lee
1y ago
Goran Vuksic is the brain behind a project to build a real-world pit droid, a type of Star Wars bot that repairs and maintains podracers which zoom across the much-loved film series. The edge AI Jedi used an NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano Developer Kit as the brain of the droid itself. The devkit enables the bot, which is a little less than four feet tall and has a simple webcam for eyes, to identify and move its head toward objects. Vuksic — originally from Croatia and now based in Malmö, Sweden — recently traveled with the pit droid across Belgium and the Netherlands to several tech conferences. H ..read more
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Watch This Space: New Field of Spatial Finance Uses AI to Estimate Risk, Monitor Assets, Analyze Claims
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by Jochen Papenbrock
1y ago
When making financial decisions, it’s important to look at the big picture — say, one taken from a drone, satellite or AI-powered sensor. The emerging field of spatial finance harnesses AI insights from remote sensors and aerial imagery to help banks, insurers, investment firms and businesses analyze risks and opportunities, enable new services and products, measure the environmental impact of their holdings, and assess damage after a crisis. Spatial finance applications include monitoring assets, modeling energy efficiency, tracking emissions and pollution, detecting illegal mining and defor ..read more
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