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ATCx AI for Engineers 2025, Altair's global virtual event, which focuses on the practical impact of AI in engineering. Bringing together industry experts, engineers, and technologists, the event showcases how AI is being applied across various domains, disciplines, and the world.
Utility robots can't always count on GNSS, especially in dynamic, busy environments like cities or industrial settings. By combining data from multiple sensors, Fixposition shows how sensor fusion can help robots stay on track and work reliably in the real world.
Discover how Dry Phase Patterning (DPP) showcased a 99 percent reduction both in carbon footprint and electricity used compared to conventional wet etching.
Explore how FUTEK's precision sensors are driving innovations in surgical robotics.
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Join ATCx AI for Engineers 2025, Altair's global virtual event showcasing AI-driven innovations in design, simulation, and manufacturing. Discover 100 real-world AI use cases, gain insights from industry leaders, and explore how AI is transforming engineering workflows.
New technologies will help facilitate semiconductor traceability and compliance in the near term future.
Join MVTec on June 5th to explore how advanced machine vision software is revolutionizing semiconductor wafer inspection with live demos, not slides—boosting precision, quality, and efficiency.
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Explore the innovations that are already helping companies across various industries streamline their processes, reduce time-to-market, and make better-informed design decisions at Altair's global, virtual event Simulate at the Speed of Design, May 15th.
Tthe evolution of MEMS microphones marks a significant leap towards a future of seamless human-to-machine interaction, ensuring that AI can truly listen — and one day even “understand” — beyond our auditory limits.
The guide to understanding the current state of the art in hardware & software for Edge AI.
In recent days, rovers from Japan's Tohoku University have driven across LUNA's 'moon dust'. The robots, developed to operate and adapt using artificial intelligence (AI), have practised picking up stones, navigating independently and assembling themselves into larger robotic units.
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AI scientists and doctors partner to understand who is at risk for persistent post-surgical pain
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