Embedded systems have been the backbone for modern technology for decades, but in recent years, there have been substantial advances in the tech industry that have introduced a revolutionary type of technology, called Artificial Intelligence, also known as AI.
AI is the concept that intelligence can be demonstrated by machines, comparable to that of humans. AI can provide advanced data to embedded systems, including specific data patterns and algorithms, allowing for a multifaceted control of these systems in real time. Gil Ben-Dov, CEO of Total Phase, discusses five use cases where embedded systems and AI are being used to together in various applications.
We see examples of how these technologies together are pushing towards a fully automated food industry and expediting Industry 4.0. He also discusses the rising conceptualization of “smart” homes and cities, where everyday tasks that were once done by humans, are now handled through devices such as phones, refrigerators, and parking meters. Healthcare and medical industries are also taking advantage of this up-and-coming technology by incorporating automated systems in doctors’ offices and laboratories that can potentially perform early diagnoses.
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