ThinkIQ Vision Platform awarded for exceptional AI smart manufacturing capabilities.
The 2023 AI TechAwards recently named ThinkIQ Vision as the leading Internet of Things (IoT) AI platform. The smart manufacturing platform delivers a fact-based granular and data-centric contextualized view of material flows and related provenance attribute data that integrates into existing IoT infrastructures and crosses supply chains to Industry 4.0 processes and beyond.
ThinkIQ Vision embraces modern vision-processing software combined with powerful pre-packaged AI and ML capabilities to turn cameras on the shop floor into powerful sensors that eliminate blind spots across equipment, materials, and people to greatly enhance the available data for Continuous Intelligence.
“We are on the precipice of an AI revolution and are extremely proud to join the ranks of so many impressive companies as a 2023 AI TechAward winner,” said Doug Lawson, CEO of ThinkIQ. “Our mission is to transform the smart manufacturing industry through innovative and sustainable AI solutions. As a result, our customers have improved yield and quality like never before, while mitigating the risk of recalls, saving costs and harmonizing operations.”
“ThinkIQ Vision is a great example of the newest AI and ML technologies now allowing developers & engineers and professionals to build upon the burgeoning AI/ML industry. Today’s digital economy increasingly runs on systems needing increased data and intelligence. ThinkIQ Vision’s win here at the 2023 AI TechAwards is evidence of their leading role in the growth of the global AI ecosystem,” said Jonathan Pasky, Executive Producer & Co-Founder of DevNetwork, producer of the AI DevWorld conference and the 2023 AI TechAwards.
Award winners were selected from the independent, expert-led DevNetwork AI Advisory Board, based on criteria including: technical innovation; attracting notable attention and awareness in the AI, ML and data science industries; and general regard and use by AI ecosystems and communities.
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