Andrei Iliescu, Author at Smarter Next

Feeding the world responsibly and sustainably with Artificial Intelligence by ABB and Microsoft

_H Promoted / Artificial Intelligence / Environment / IT & C / Smart Habitat
Mar 4, 2020

Through an artificial intelligence (AI) for salmon analytics pilot, ABB and Microsoft co-created a solution with NRS to produce quality food in a safer and more environmentally responsible way.

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ABB and Volvo to electrify Gothenburg’s city streets

_H Promoted / Mobility / Smart City / Smart Habitat / Traffic control
Feb 25, 2020

Starting in 2020, 157 new Volvo electric buses will start trafficking the streets of Gothenburg, Mölndal and Partille, powered by charging infrastructure solutions from market leading provider, ABB. This landmark announcement represents an important step towards achieving a sustainable public transport solution for the 180 million trips made by bus in the region each year.

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Machine learning: artificial intelligence in Industry 4.0

_H Promoted / Artificial Intelligence / Industry 4.0 / IT & C / Smart Industry
Mar 15, 2019

Machine learning enables predictions to be made based on large amounts of data. This branch of artificial intelligence is built upon pattern recognition and...

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Toyota Concept-i Makes the Future of Mobility Human

_H Promoted / _Super categories / Life / Mobility / Smart Car / Work
Feb 17, 2017

Imagine if the vehicles of the future were friendly, and focused on you. That’s the vision behind Toyota’s Concept-i. Announced today at the 2017 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, the groundbreaking concept vehicle demonstrates Toyota’s view that vehicles of the future should start with the people who use them.

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So we’re all connected – what’s next?

_Super categories / IoT / IT & C / Life / Work
Feb 9, 2017

It’s understandable that parts of IoT will move forward at different rates. But if we assume the advances in IoT will play out as we expect across our five areas of interest (wearables, home, cities, enterprise, environment), then we could be looking at a future where we live longer, we’re fitter and healthier, there’s less pollution, we need to work less, and we’re rarely late. Or are we? To paint a picture of the future as a Logan’s Run-esque utopia (spoiler: the film doesn’t turn out well) would be disingenuous, but to envisage 50 years from now as like the Pixar film WALL-E where humans are inert and ignorant would be taking things to the other extreme too. It’s clear at least that there will be knock-on effects of an automated society that no-one can predict but let’s try some of the easier ones .