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GE Vernova Announces New AI-Powered Carbon Emissions Management Software

September 12, 2023
  • New software is designed to empower energy industry to measure, manage, and operationalize insights to help reduce carbon emissions more accurately.
  • Software engineered to help improve greenhouse gas (GHG) calculation accuracy on scope 1 gas turbines by as much as 33% using reconciliation algorithm and Digital Twin technology powered by machine learning (ML) and data analytics.

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GE Using AI/ML to Reduce Wind Turbine Logistics and Installation Costs

April 04, 2022
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Agilyx announces the launch of a new feedstock management company, Cyclyx International, Inc.

June 30, 2020

Portsmouth, NH., June 30th, 2020 – Agilyx Corporation (“Agilyx”), a leader in chemical recycling, today announced that it is leveraging its existing post-use plastic feedstock management system to create a new subsidiary company Cyclyx International, Inc. (“Cyclyx”). The overarching goal of Cyclyx is to dramatically increase the recyclability of post-use plastics with a priority for fully circular pathways as well as assisting in the development of new supply chains that will aggregate and preprocess larger volumes of post-use plastics than current systems can support.

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Electrification Software medicine

What The Software Ordered: GE And Roche Launch New Digital Solution That Can Help Doctors Design Bespoke Cancer Treatments

Tomas Kellner
June 03, 2019

Last year, GE Healthcare and Roche announced that they would collaborate to create clinical decision support solutions on shared digital platforms for so-called “precision health” in oncology and critical care, to be powered by data and smart algorithms.

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The Vanguard

The 5 Coolest Things On Earth This Week

Sam Worley
February 22, 2019

Bone marrow implants could forestall neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s, synthetic DNA sheds light on how life might’ve evolved elsewhere in the universe, and computer-designed DNA could combat uncontrollable microbial infections. Find out what has been bugging scientists in this week’s coolest scientific discoveries.

 

Against Neurodegenerative Diseases, Scientists Find A Marrow Path To Victory

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The Vanguard

The 5 Coolest Things On Earth This Week

Sam Worley
February 01, 2019

This week, researchers rigged off-the-shelf technology to catapult their ideas into the next level. Engineers in California used a movie projector to 3D-print super smooth, bendable objects, a team in Massachusetts analyzed data from drones to spot problems with solar panels early, and a group in New York used Jenga blocks to teach their uncanny robot foresight, spatial reasoning and fine motor skills. Science, it’s all about patience and passion: Plus: A robot develops a model of self, and diamonds from carbon fibers.

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3D Printing

Laser Focus: Machine Learning Will Give 3D Printers Eyes

Todd Alhart
January 21, 2019

Just a few years ago, it would take GE engineers more than 800 parts to build a third of a new turboprop engine. Today they need about a dozen.

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Power Grid

An Eye For AI: Software Provides An Easier Path For Power Line Safety Inspections

Samantha Shaddock
Kristin Kloberdanz
October 18, 2018
In 2003, Mother Nature turned off the lights on the East Coast. The reason: a short circuit a hot summer day caused on by a chance encounter between an overgrown tree branch and a sagging power line. The problem quickly cascaded through the system, triggering the biggest blackout in North American history.
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Power Play: This Software Takes The Guesswork Out Of Energy Demand

Bruce Watson
October 19, 2017
The Cameri plant employs eight specialized hourly workers feeding the machines with powder, removing and cleaning the printed parts, and doing maintenance. There are also nine manufacturing engineers, who keep improving the production process. Says one of the engineers, Dario Mantegazza, about 3D printing: “You have the ultimate manufacturing freedom.”
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Paranoid Android? Say Hello To The Augmented Age

Maurice Conti
September 26, 2016

One of the best things about artificial intelligence systems is that once one learns an area of expertise, they all know it through networked learning. With intelligence augmentation, consumers won't have to leave reviews on products on Amazon anymore. Connected products will review themselves through data to inform not only other customers but the engineers who made them.


 
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