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IoT in AI, Computer Vision, and Simulation | NVIDIA's Adam Scraba | Internet of Things Podcast

IoT For All Podcast · 12 Sept 2023 · 20m · Episode 311

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Adam Scraba, Director of Product Marketing at NVIDIA, discusses how IoT and AI are converging to turn static infrastructure into 'robots' through vision AI and digital twins. He explains that the massive deployment of networked cameras allows for superhuman perception, enabling applications in smart cities, retail, and manufacturing that prioritize safety and efficiency. Scraba highlights the shift from technology-driven solutions to domain-expert-driven applications, facilitated by accessible AI tools and simulation technologies like NVIDIA Metropolis.

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