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NVIDIA Is Now In Partnership With Japan’s Komatsu To Deploy New AI Systems

NVIDIA I Now In Partnership With Japan’s Komatsu To Deploy New AI Systems

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Komatsu, one of the world’s largest manufacturers in construction and mining equipment is now working with NVIDIA as main partner to bring AI to working sites and to make workplaces safer with NVIDIA AI technologies. The new systems are to make the workplaces safer by using the and minding data and create smart solutions. Nvidia is now more than ever pushing hard on AI market and putting it at its first priority.

The partnership will focus on Komatsu using NVIDIA GPUs to visualize and analyze its entire construction sites virtually and the NVIDIA Jetson AI platform will work as the core processing brain of heavy machinery deployed on these sites, focusing on improving safety and productivity.

Construction industry is the latest maybe that comes to mind when you are looking at the AI effects in out modern world. Now in a series of industries that NVIDIA has signed deals, from healthcare to auto industries. Also Among them you can find partnerships with GE Healthcare and Nuance in the area of medical imaging and healthcare; FANUC in the field of robotics; and more than 225 car makers, startups and research houses – among them, Audi, Tesla, Toyota and Volvo – for autonomous driving in the huge and one of the most potential Auto industry.

 “Artificial intelligence is sweeping across industries, and its next frontier is autonomous intelligent machines,” said Huang, speaking at NVIDIA’s final of seven global GPU Technology Conferences this year.

“Future machines will perceive their surroundings and be continuously alert, helping operators work more efficiently and safely. The construction and mining industries will benefit greatly from these advances.” said Huang, speaking at NVIDIA’s final of seven global GPU Technology Conferences this year.