Engineering teams possess an underutilized goldmine in today’s fast-paced industrial landscape: their data. From sensor readings and vibration logs to video, sound, and test metadata, engineering data holds critical insights that can accelerate innovation, reduce costs, and safeguard operations against failure. Yet, a significant portion of engineering time is wasted merely searching for, organizing and wrangling data to make it usable.
Stop Losing Time: How Engineering Data Can Save Millions
Topics: Engineering Data, Big Data, Analytics, Viviota, IIoT, automotive industry, Autonomous Vehicles, Sensor Data, Machine Learning, aerospace, Analog Data, Sensor Data Management, data cleansing, simulation, Edge Computing, Manufacturing, Intelligent Data handling, Build Back Better Act, EV, Digital transformation
NVIDIA Show Report: AI & ML Take Center Stage at the "Woodstock of AI"
Topics: Engineering Data, Big Data, automotive industry, Autonomous Vehicles, Machine Learning, Analog Data, data cleansing, Edge Computing, Intelligent Data handling, Digital transformation
Harvard Business Review[i] reported that cross-industry studies show, on average, less than half of an organization's structured data is actively used in making decisions—and less than 1% of its unstructured data is analyzed or even used at all.
Topics: Analog Data, Sensor Data Management, webinar, Edge Computing, Intelligent Data handling
Ghostwalk Your Automotive Data - Making Sense of Sensor Data
Topics: Engineering Data, Analytics, Autonomous Vehicles, Sensor Data, Analog Data, data cleansing, Edge Computing, Intelligent Data handling
What is Sensor Data and Why is it Changing the World of Innovation?
"What we've got here is a failure to communicate." In the 1967 Paul Newman movie classic Cool Hand Luke, that memorable line is uttered by the character "Captain" (head of the chain gang) to justify beating Cool Hand Luke, played by Newman. Captain of Road Prison 36 has just told Luke that he is wearing chains for his good—to which the prisoner cleverly responds, "Wish you'd stop bein' so good to me, Cap'n."
Topics: Engineering Data, Sensor Data, Analog Data