How BMW is using big data

Kepware has long been synonymous with industrial connectivity. Having been founded in the mid-1990’s, they have successfully helped connect a large variety of industrial equipment across a wide range

Over the past few years, there have been many significant changes in the manufacturing industry. From a global pandemic to supply chain issues to worker shortages, challenges have never been greater.

Recently, I had the chance to host a panel at IIoT World’s Digital Manufacturing Day with technology leaders from Fulcrum, UpKeep, and MachineMetrics. During the panel, titled The Death of MES: A New

With labor, transportation, and material costs rising in every manufacturing sector, companies are anxious to find ways to save money. For CNC machining, tooling is an additional, often unforeseen,

BMW is a high tech company that makes high tech cars, and their business model is technologically advance as well. They use big data for predictive analytics, working toward the future and autonomous cars. To achieve this, they are also using artificial intelligence, partnering with Intel. Since Intel has acquired Mobileye, they have access to their computer vision technology. “Computer vision is based on the idea of teaching machines to “see” in the same way humans do, using cameras instead of biological eyes, and to interpret the information in a similar way to our brains.”

Recommended ReadHow BMW Uses Artificial Intelligence And Big Data To Design And Build Cars Of TomorrowSource: http://www.forbes.com

BMW creates some of the most high-tech cars we have yet seen. The German giant builds 2.5 million vehicles every year and sells them all over the world. Read More