Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 6 days 19 hours 47 minutes
Peter Seeberg and Robert Weber talk about Hochreiter's xLSTM paper, about Schunk's 2D Gripper with GenAI Labeling, about revenues with LLMs and answer questions.
Where are the talents, where are they going, how are industrial companies performing to attract them , why are the Netherlands, Germany and the Scandinavian countries attracting more talents again? We asked Thomas Hurd from Zeki.
Our guest is Dr. Josef Waltl. He is the CEO of Software Defined Automation and explains us, how GenAI can help you to understand old PLC code.
Robert Weber talked to Dr. Fabian Bause from Beckhoff about their new AutoML tool. The first step will focus on vision, followed by timeseries.
We can't give anything away yet, but anyone who was at our AI in the Forest event will remember. You'll have to be patient until Monday. See you at the fair.
Peter Seeberg talked to the Silo AI CEO and Co-founder Peter Sarlin about their LLM-approach, use cases and what distinguishes Poro from other models.
Dr. Julian Feinauer explains us how the AINode by Timecho works. It is based on the open source project ApacheIoTDB.
Peter Seeberg talked to Dr. Mehmet Mercangöz. Mehmet is ABB Reader in Autonomous Industrial Systems at Imperial College London.
In the podcast, we talk about the architecture of the Industrial Copilot, how Schaeffler wants to use it, why the customer provides data, how it is used and what the next steps are in the area of Industrial AI and GenAI.
Stefan Suwelack is one of our favourite guests, because hardly anyone in the industrial sector can explain new AI approaches so well.