Autonomous navigation systems have a visibility problem: radar, AIS and electronic charts provide critical information, but each has blind spots. SEA.AI and maritime navigation specialist Anschütz are attempting to close part of that gap by integrating AI-powered optical and thermal object detection into the Autonomics Navigation Suite, adding a machine-vision layer designed to identify small…
Industrial AI is moving from detecting objects to interpreting complex visual environments in real time. Advantech is targeting that shift with a new portfolio of edge AI platforms built around Qualcomm’s Dragonwing IQ-9075 processor, including a SMARC module, robotic controllers and an edge AI system designed for multi-camera computer vision, robotics and industrial automation. Advantech…
Humanoid robots have spent years learning to walk, grasp objects and perform choreographed demonstrations. Galbot is now testing a harder proposition: whether an embodied AI system can understand and compete in a dynamic sport. During the opening ceremony of the Second World Humanoid Robot Games, Galbot humanoid robots played human athletes in what the company…
The US Open is turning more of its live tennis data into an interactive AI experience. IBM and the United States Tennis Association are introducing new and upgraded features across USOpen.org and the US Open app, including AI-generated Serve Quality scores, Key Moments analysis, a personalized Live Updates homepage and an expanded conversational Match Chat….
AI in hearing aids has largely focused on one problem: reducing background noise. Signia is taking a broader approach with its new Multi-adaptive Xperience, or MaX, platform, which uses four deep neural networks to simultaneously analyze speech, noise, environmental conditions and the wearer’s own voice. The platform launches August 24 in the U.S., Germany and…
