Artificial intelligence is constantly advancing and becoming more and more a part of our lives. Progress that feeds all sectors of our economy. We see it in large companies and in big projects, but artificial intelligence is also being felt in the small, less tangible uses, which also do not bring benefits on a day-to-day basis.
AI is behind many small advances such as optimizing the ripening of fruit, an artificial sense of smell, a system that improves student performance, learning more about Don Quixote or creating a doll to accompany our elders.
These are curious and lesser-known examples of how artificial intelligence can be applied to our benefit on a smaller scale. Fifteen examples of this are worth mentioning.
Agricultural maturation
The Tekniker technology center, located in the Basque Country, has developed a tool to detect characteristics or defects in bananas and optimize their ripening through image processing based on artificial intelligence.
Image processing based on neural networks is an artificial intelligence technique that can help develop solutions for sectors such as the food industry to identify errors in production and processing and improve product quality.
By means of a Deep Learning model, it detects features or defects in images (more than 2,000) through artificial intelligence-based image processing.
The results of the work have made it possible to optimize the banana ripening process in order to offer the best quality product at any time of the year.
Continue reading: https://www.telefonica.com/en/communication-room/fifteen-curious-and-little-known-uses-of-artificial-intelligence/
AI is behind many small advances such as optimizing the ripening of fruit, an artificial sense of smell, a system that improves student performance, learning more about Don Quixote or creating a doll to accompany our elders.
These are curious and lesser-known examples of how artificial intelligence can be applied to our benefit on a smaller scale. Fifteen examples of this are worth mentioning.
Agricultural maturation
The Tekniker technology center, located in the Basque Country, has developed a tool to detect characteristics or defects in bananas and optimize their ripening through image processing based on artificial intelligence.
Image processing based on neural networks is an artificial intelligence technique that can help develop solutions for sectors such as the food industry to identify errors in production and processing and improve product quality.
By means of a Deep Learning model, it detects features or defects in images (more than 2,000) through artificial intelligence-based image processing.
The results of the work have made it possible to optimize the banana ripening process in order to offer the best quality product at any time of the year.
Continue reading: https://www.telefonica.com/en/communication-room/fifteen-curious-and-little-known-uses-of-artificial-intelligence/
