Manufacturing IT, MES
How raw data is made ready for applying analytics
Subject matter experts best positioned to judiciously transform process data for analysis
Digital twin start-up offers guidance to manufacturers
Albert Kao, CEO and co-founder of the company, offered some background about his company, i-5O, and their work with digital twins powered by computer vision systems.
Quantum computing used to discover possible COVID-19 treatments
Quantum machine learning could help researchers discover faster and more economical ways of treating COVID-19 than the current methods used for drug discovery.
What engineers must know about data science
Subject matter experts and enterprise analytics increasingly allied
Data processing module makes deep neural networks smarter
Combining feature normalization and feature attention modules into a single module called attentive normalization (AN) improved deep neural networks' performance.
2020 Engineering Leader Under 40: Krista Novstrup, 38
Manager of Analytics Engineering, Seeq Corp., Seattle, Wash., BS Chemical Engineering, University of Washington, PhD Chemical Engineering, Purdue University
Computational model developed for COVID-19 testing allocation
A computational model that can be used to identify the best allocation plans for distributing COVID-19 test kits to hospitals, clinics, and relevant state agencies has been developed by North Carolina State researchers.
Manage data flow to boost cyber-physical system performance
A suite of algorithms has been developed to improve the performance of cyber-physical systems by balancing each component’s need for data with how fast that data can be sent and received.
Advanced capabilities are being incorporated into EAM systems
Tools are meant to support actionable insights
Manufacturer tracking employee health, density with location technology
Emerson is using its technology to monitor the health of essential workers and keep them healthy during the COVID-19 pandemic.