Traditionally, the data cleansing is defined as the process of detecting and correcting (or removing) corrupt or inaccurate records from a record set, table, or database and refers to identifying incomplete, incorrect, inaccurate or irrelevant parts of the data and then replacing, modifying, or deleting the dirty or coarse data.
Accelerating Big Data Analysis with TTI’s Data Cleansing Strategy
Topics: Sensor Data, Sensor Data Management, data cleansing
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
This is post 2 in the series on 'The 7 Data Habits of Highly Effective Product Companies'. Tune in to our LIVE WEBINAR '7 Data Habits of Successful Product Companies' - MARCH 31, 11 a.m. CDT
Topics: Engineering Data, Big Data, automotive industry, Sensor Data, aerospace, Sensor Data Management, webinar, Edge Computing, Intelligent Data handling
My day job for the past 30 years has been helping people with their sensor data. In my time off I tinker with and build PCs, try my hand at some home improvement projects and stay on top of new technology developments through the consumption of copious amounts of online tech news website articles and YouTube videos. What I have learned—and keep being reminded of time and time again—is that there are plenty of things that I don’t know. And, that sometimes I’m not even aware of things that I don’t know. Let me explain.
Topics: Engineering Data, Sensor Data, Sensor Data Management, data cleansing
Electronic Sound Synthesis & Active Noise Cancellation in Automobiles
Car & Driver's March 2019 issue includes an article on sound Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) and Electronic Sound Synthesis (ESS). With the September 2019 deadline looming for auto manufacturers to meet PEDESTRIAN SAFETY ENHANCEMENT ACT OF 2010 (PSEA), which governs EV & HEV sound emissions, there is opportunity for new automotive products that detect and emit sound at low speeds in these vehicles (< 18.6 mph). There is also the opportunity for the reverse, removing annoying sounds. Innovative sound creation and sound reduction systems are relying on sensor data to determine what sounds to synthesize and what sound to deaden.
Topics: Sensor Data, Hybrid Cars, Electric Cars, ESS, ANC
Sneak Peek at NIWeek Sessions: Big Daddy of Big Data & Saving Millions of $ Managing Sensor Data
National Instruments will be hosting their annual customer conference and partner showcase, NIWeek 2019, this year from May 20-23 at the Austin Convention Center. NIWeek draws engineers from across the transportation, aerospace, medical device industries and many others. There are also a fair number of members of the academic community rounding out the crowd. It is a hub of activity for Viviota customers and partners and a busy time for our team. We were delighted to find out in January that Viviota will be presenting two of the conference technical sessions:
Topics: Engineering Data, Big Data, Analytics, Sensor Data, NIWeek
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
What Will Drive the Autonomous Vehicle Revolution? - How Today's Aircraft Automation Helps Self-Driving Cars of Tomorrow
The automotive industry is working toward a revolutionary event, a truly autonomous vehicle—one in which a human driver is no longer required. To accomplish this, automotive companies have focused R&D teams, whose mission is evolving and growing onboard automated safety systems. Today onboard safety systems include features such as airbags and anti-lock brakes. For autonomous driving to become a reality, more dynamic safety systems are needed, for example collision detection/avoidance, and smart cruise control with vehicle-controlled lane changing.
Topics: Autonomous Vehicles, Sensor Data, aerospace, ADAS
What Will it Take for Fully Autonomous Vehicles to Become a Reality?
Self-driving cars offer a safe, efficient and cost-effective solution that will dramatically redefine the future of human mobility.
Topics: IIoT, Autonomous Vehicles, Sensor Data, Machine Learning, ADAS