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Achieving Manufacturing Excellence With Image Recognition Models for Surface Defect Detection

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Traditional manual inspection methods, which rely on human perception and judgment, often fall short in terms of time consumption, subjectivity, and human error. In this blog, we will explore the concept of leveraging image recognition models for surface defect detection and discuss an example use case in the steel industry.

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The journey to a mature asset management system

IBM Journey to AI blog

This blog series discusses the complex tasks energy utility companies face as they shift to holistic grid asset management to manage through the energy transition. Robots and drones perform inspections by using AI-based visual recognition techniques. Risk-based asset strategies align maintenance efforts to balance costs and risks.

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Capgemini and IBM Ecosystem strengthen partnership for Drone-as-a-Service

IBM Journey to AI blog

They use drones for tasks as simple as aerial photography or as complex as sophisticated data collection and processing. The complexity of the task determines the cost and availability of functions, as well as how data is processed and integrated. The global commercial drone market is projected to grow from USD 8.15

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Forging a framework for central bank digital currencies and tokenization of other financial assets

IBM Journey to AI blog

Decentralized transaction processing systems, such as distributed ledger technology (DLT), are relevant platforms, but current DLT implementations are generally not scalable enough. The performance and scalability of the system are crucial for its acceptance and use. Payment transaction privacy is also important.

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IBM and AWS partnering to transform industrial welding with AI and machine learning

IBM Journey to AI blog

In industrial metal-to-metal welding operations, companies are struggling to automate inspections to efficiently detect weld defects. To prevent costly product recalls, excessive scrap, re-work and other costs associated with poor quality, companies look to automate inspections and identify weld defects early and consistently.

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Examples and uses of GIS

IBM Journey to AI blog

One of the largest sources of data is all around us—that is, geospatial data. Geographic information systems (GIS ) visualize and make sense of this data, helping people and businesses better understand the patterns and relationships of our world. Read more about the initiative here.

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Closing the breach window, from data to action

IBM Journey to AI blog

The average cost of a data breach set a new record in 2023 of USD 4.45 On the bright side, data also shows that artificial intelligence (AI) and automation can improve security readiness and speed response to attacks, to help dramatically shrink the data breach window before causing real harm.