Moscow, Russia, 2020-Nov-27 -- /Travel PR News/ -- Sergei Konyakhin, Director of the Production Modeling Department of JSC Sheremetyevo International Airport, gave a presentation at the Artificial Intelligence Systems 2020 on November 24 conference showing how Sheremetyevo International Airport uses artificial intelligence (AI) systems to effectively manage the airport. The conference was part of the online forum TAdviser Summit 2020: Results of the Year and Plans for 2021. The discussion among of top managers of large companies and leading experts in the IT industry centered on issues related to the implementation of artificial intelligence technologies in the activities of Russian enterprises. Sheremetyevo Airport has developed and implemented systems for automatic long-term and short-term planning of personnel and resources. As a result, the planning system was calibrated based on real processes and its previous weaknesses were eliminated; recommendation systems were implemented allowing dispatchers to manage resources taking into account future events; and the company was able to significantly optimize expenses.

Artificial Intelligence Technology Solutions, Inc. announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary Robotic Assistance Devices (RAD) has received an order from a global top 20 medical devices company with over 50,000 employees for what RAD expects as the first of several Wally HSO (Health Screening Option) units to be deployed at one of the client's manufacturing facilities. Wally HSO is a self-contained, artificial intelligence-driven security, concierge and health screening solution capable of performing touchless temperature assessments on personnel entering a facility. Wally HSO is also designed to detect and document those wearing, and not wearing a face mask as they enter a facility. If the user's temperature is outside of the acceptable range, Wally HSO will not allow entry, the incident is digitally documented, and the unit will provide further instructions either audibly or visually which may include summoning an on-site, or remote security guard. Wally HSO mounts easily on a wall in a lobby or a building entrance and does not require any networking resources or installation and instead connects to the cloud via an enhanced cellular connection or WiFi.

Cardio-focused digital health company AliveCor landed FDA clearance for its new suite of interpretive ECG algorithms, dubbed the Kardia AI V2. This news comes just days after the company announced a $65 million Series E funding round. The new clearance will is able to capture sinus rhythm with premature ventricular contractions, sinus rhythm with supraventricular ectopy and a sinus rhythm with wide QRS. The algorithm works on AliveCor's KardiaMobile and KardiaMobile 6L devices, which even before this latest FDA clearance, have been able to take 30-second ECGs, and are hooked up to a corresponding app. According to the company's release, the algorithm will also reduce the number of unclassified readings, and has improved sensitivity and specificity on the company's normal and atrial fibrillation algorithms. Users will also have new visualization tools that let them see heart beat average, PVC identification and tachogram.

IPI, the digital contact centre specialist, announced the launch of IPI Cloud AI, a SaaS-based portfolio of IPI's own self-service applications teamed with AI capability from the world's leading vendors. The applications are seamlessly integrated to customers' existing contact centre infrastructures – whether they are on premise or cloud based – providing next-generation AI capability, enabling customers to harness the power of cloud-based self-service functionality simply and cost-effectively, within their existing contact centre system. The initial solutions available include IPI's premier self-service apps: Send Me, which directs customers away from the contact centre to an alternative digital channel; Q4 Me, IPI's own patented end-to-end call-back application; Tell Me, IPI's speech interface for relaying information back to the customers; and ID Me, IPI's ID&V with voice biometrics solution. Alongside this are native integrations to Google Dialogflow CX, Amazon Lex and Microsoft Cognitive Services to support full NLP and intent capture – regardless of channel. "Our research and development team has spent a long time developing a best of breed solution that takes our robust self-service applications and fuses them with next generation AI capabilities from the world's leading vendors," said Steve Murray, Solutions Director at IPI. "We feel that IPI Cloud AI strikes the right balance between cutting edge capabilities and ease of adoption all within an unmatched commercial model. It really is a gamechanger for the market."

Every day, financial organizations need to analyze news articles, SEC filings, and press releases, as well as track financial events such as bankruptcy announcements, changes in executive leadership at companies, and announcements of mergers and acquisitions. They want to accurately extract the key data points and associations among various people and organizations mentioned within an announcement to update their investment models in a timely manner. Traditional natural language processing services can extract entities such as people, organizations and locations from text, but financial analysts need more. They need to understand how these entities relate to each other in the text. Today, Amazon Comprehend is launching Comprehend Events, a new API for event extraction from natural language text documents.

FedEx plans to house small technology hubs at locations throughout its network that will better handle its computing needs, its chief information officer says, with the first being installed in Memphis inside an air-transport container. The team-up with Dell Technologies and data center company Switch will support FedEx's growing technological requirements for its highly automated facilities, its in-development delivery robot Roxo, SenseAware ID tracking devices and more, CIO Rob Carter said in an interview. "We see a world coming where you need ultra-high availability, ultra-low latency compute – much closer to the action than what traditional data centers or even cloud data centers provide," he said. The three companies announced the collaboration Nov. 12, with a news release saying the technology hubs will allow customers "to make real-time decisions using capabilities like artificial intelligence, machine learning and 5G." The localized approach will give its consumers "faster access to their workloads and data for greater flexibility and speed" as businesses rely more and more on near real-time connectivity, Dell Technologies Global Chief Technology Officer John Roese said in a statement.

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With Moneybrain's solution, MBN is able to report videos of breaking news vividly and quickly with an AI anchor. In addition, AI models will be put into MBN's various programs, allowing the company to start producing broadcasts in the same time slot. The Moneybrain solution introduced by MBN is a real-time video synthesis technology based on deep learning and provides AI model videos that express the same person as the actual person. By simply entering an article script, it converts into voice and video and it provides various costume choices, making it easier for users to produce AI models. As a result, existing broadcasting officials have been able to save a lot of resources such as time, personnel, and cost for filming.

HPL has announced the appointment of new president and chief executive officer, Adam Ferguson. In his new role, Ferguson assumes the day-to-day leadership of the company and is tasked with its strategic growth as the company continues to rapidly acquire more customers. Additionally, HPL has had several new hires recently and will be hiring more talent in the coming months. The momentum necessitated Ferguson's addition. Butts decided to bring an experienced partner to support the HPL team, carriers and partners.