Hello dear reader, this week we have analyzed 129 use cases and picked the 5 important projects you should have on your radar. Your time is money, so let's start.
Moderna and IBM using AI for tracking of COVID-19 vaccines
🤖 AI 🔗 Blockchain 🏥 Healthcare
Moderna and IBM want to leverage AI and blockchain to address the supply chain and distribution challenges of COVID-19 vaccines. IBM is also working on a blockchain-based digital health pass that would confirm vaccination or recent negative COVID test without revealing sensitive personal information. Read more
Baidu had signed a memorandum of understanding with Huaneng Power International (one of the five largest electricity generating companies in China). Huaneng Power International will use Baidu's AI expertise to make its operations more environmentally friendly and increase energy production. Read more
Intel and EXOS (formerly Athletes' Performance) teamed up to test a system called 3D Athlete Tracking, which will be used to help athletes train for the NFL Draft and Olympics. The technology analyzes sports videos to create insights into velocity, acceleration, and other biomechanics of athletes. Read more
Deloitte has launched the Deloitte Center for AI Computing. The center features NVIDIA systems to create a supercomputing architecture. The Deloitte Center for AI Computing will provide Deloitte's clients with a platform, experience, and computing resources to develop their AI applications. Read more
Volkswagen will leverage blockchain for EV charging
🔗 Blockchain 🚗 Mobility
Volkswagen Group Innovation and Energy Web will develop and test an open-source blockchain solution for electric vehicle charging. E-mobility is a high-priority topic for Volkswagen. According to the news report, Volkswagen plans to invest €35 billion in e-mobility in the next five years and introduce ca. 70 all-electric vehicles by 2030. Read more
That's the wrap up for this week, dear reader. If you liked it – share it with innovation enthusiasts in your network. Stay curious and inspired. See you next week!
That's the wrap up for this week, dear reader. If you liked it – share it with innovation enthusiasts in your network. Stay curious and inspired. See you next week!
