AIoT, LLMs, and Drones: What is Possible? | ElifTech's Serhii Skoromets | Internet of Things Podcast

IoT For All Podcast · 9 Jul 2024 · 19m · Episode 351

What this episode covers

Serhii Skoromets, AI Lead at ElifTech, discusses the convergence of AI and IoT, highlighting how Large Language Models (LLMs) are bridging the trust gap in sectors like healthcare and smart homes. He details specific applications including computer vision for drone warfare, AI-driven cattle monitoring in agriculture, and the use of digital twins for industrial optimization. Skoromets also addresses the challenges of security, data quality, and the slow pace of digital transformation in traditional industries.

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