Anil Gupta
Challenges in training algorithms for autonomous cars
· Artificial Intelligence & ML

Challenges in training algorithms for autonomous cars

In my earlier article, we talked about the usage of machine learning algorithms in autonomous cars. Obviously, the process of training algorithms for autonomous cars, learning and implementation of machine learning is not without a huge set of challenges. Challenges in autonomous vehicle training: In this article we will talk about the challenges in training data […]

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Machine Learning Algorithms in Autonomous Driving
· Artificial Intelligence & ML

Machine Learning Algorithms in Autonomous Driving

Autonomous cars are very closely associated with Industrial IoT.  IoT combined with other technologies such as machine learning, artificial intelligence, local computing etc are providing the essential technologies for autonomous cars.  Very inquisitive questions for many is how are these autonomous cars functioning. What actually is working inside to make them work without drivers taking […]

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Machine Learning Challenges in the implementation of Industrial Internet of Things
· Artificial Intelligence

Machine Learning Challenges in the implementation of Industrial Internet of Things

We are living in the era of 4th Industrial revolution – the evolution which is based on extreme automation of machine to machine communication, not only just the communication but way beyond. Machines can understand each other, negotiate with each other, sign and execute the contracts with each other. They can predict each other’s behavior, […]

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Industrial IoT Law – IIoT Legal and Regulatory Aspects
· Connected Industry

Industrial IoT Law – IIoT Legal and Regulatory Aspects

As we are moving towards autonomous world – the lines have started blurring between machines and human. As more and more machines are taking control of the real-life situations, the topic related to Industrial IoT law, legal and regulatory aspects in the new initiative rollout is becoming very significant day by day. Industrial IoT is […]

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Five main reasons why IIoT Projects fail at the Proof of Concept stage
· Connected Industry

Five main reasons why IIoT Projects fail at the Proof of Concept stage

Nearly 70% of IoT and implicitly IIoT initiatives fail at the Proof of Concept (PoC) stage, according to a recent study by Cisco. Though the number looks high, it resembles the past records of other new initiatives such as cloud computing, agile initiatives or likewise. What are the main reasons for such high failure rate of […]

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