Siemens and chip company Nvidia have developed an artificial intelligence-driven, autonomous manufacturing technology, which could cut planning costs by up to 20%.
“NVIDIA is outstanding in the areas that matter most for AI-enabled science: accelerated computing, AI training and inference, and Physical AI,” Luciano Lucas, VP and enterprise head of autonomous and intelligent labs at Danaher, toldBioXconomy.
Using an AI-driven vision system with proprietary software, Teqram’s EasyGrinder robot can identify a part on the pallet, pick it, place it on the worktable, grind it, and re-palletize it automatically. Images: Accurate Metal Products
