Cross-functional teams at GE Research demonstrate breakthrough applications of radiation detectors for homeland security applications.

In 1990 Dr. Tu joined Sony Research in Tokyo Japan, where he developed a number of computer vision algorithms for man-machine interfaces. While at Oxford University, his research was devoted to the development of computer vision methods for the autumatic analysis of seismic imagery.

Innovations from diverse disciplines including wireless communications, electronics, materials science, instrumentation, embedded software, machine learning, and packaging.

Predictive Maintenance technologies aim to detect, diagnose, and predict failures and degradation in machine components prior to criticality.  The ultimate goal is to prevent downtime, identify root causes for follow-up action, and enable efficient evidence-based maintenance planning and optimization.

Automatically generate accurate 3D object models with real physical properties from multiple data sources.

A Digital Twin is a digital model of an industrial asset—like a jet engine or a wind turbine. They are built by continuously collecting data off physical and virtual sensors on the asset and analyzing the data to gain unique insights about performance and operation that drive business value and outcomes.

Kicked off in 2019, the 5G Mission in Forge is focused on connecting the promise of 5G to industrial use cases. Together with our partners in the telecom industry, we have established one of the nation’s first cross-industry 5G testbeds to carry out this pioneering work.