Is artificial intelligence (AI) compulsory or just an option in competition? How strategically relevant is the technology, and to what extent is it still a thing of the future? These are questions SMEs are asking themselves, according to Deloitte’s study. Answers are now being provided by the AI project Service-Meister.
Articles by Christine Neubauer
KI Service - Industrie 4.0
The majority of all company leaders believe that artificial intelligence (AI) will change the business world. Only a minority, however, expect that impact on their own company. Why aspirations and reality continue to diverge in the SME sector. And what’s can be done with AI and machine data beyond maintenance.
Skilled workers are rare. SMEs should consistently rely on digitalization and artificial intelligence to be able to perform maintenance reliably tasks in the future, says Dr. Fred Jopp, Head of Industrial Project Management at USU Software AG, which is an eco member. Dr. Jopp’s position means that he is closely involved with the corporate problems involved in implementing use cases.
Thomas Gebhardt is an innovation consultant with a focus on digital transformation at the Stuttgart Region Chamber of Skilled Crafts. It supports craft enterprises and skilled tradespeople in transferring innovations from research and teaching into the skilled crafts – including the research project Service-Meister. In an interview he talks about how artificial intelligence (AI) could soon support craft enterprises.
An article by Nils Klute, project manager for IoT at eco – Association of the Internet Industry. Maintaining machines and healing people – AI makes it possible. But what is often missing in this country is the database to train intelligent algorithms. Whether it be for industrial services or a…Read More
Kick-off event for Service-Meister: On 11 February 2020, the Consortium met in Frankfurt am Main, Germany for the kick-off of the Service-Meister project. The goal: to work together in an optimal way to quickly develop practical AI solutions for SMEs and industry. Trumpf has its own laser systems on the…Read More