Robotic microsurgery company Medical Microinstruments announced today that it raised $75 million in a Series B financing round. Pisa, Italy–based Medical Microinstruments plans to use proceeds from the financing round, along with its planned U.S. presence, to move into its next stage of growth through expanded indications and ongoing commercialization efforts for its Symani microsurgery system. The company designed Symani to address the challenges of microsurgery with the NanoWrist instruments for accessing and suturing small, delicate anatomy, such as veins, arteries, nerves and lymphatic vessels as small as 0.3mm in diameter. It provides motion scaling and tremor reduction to allow precise micro-movements. Symani received CE mark in 2019, and the company intends to accelerate commercialization in the U.S. and Asia-Pacific, as well as advance clinical research through an FDA investigational device exemption (IDE) pivotal study.

Microsoft has launched a platform named Project AirSim to train the artificial intelligence systems of autonomous aircraft. Project AirSim is a flight simulator for drones that companies can use to develop and train software controlling them. The platform makes test flights possible in places that are usually considered risky, such as near power lines. Also, millions of flights can be simulated with this platform in the future, and companies can virtually see how the vehicle flies in the rain or how strong winds might affect its battery life. In a statement announcing the launch, Microsoft said that the platform would show the power of the industrial metaverse, a virtual world where businesses will build, test, and hone solutions and bring them into the real world.

BERLIN, July 20, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The Global Artificial Intelligence in Accounting Market size accounted for USD 1,511 Million in 2021 and is estimated to reach USD 53,893 Million by 2030. The rising need for faster and more accurate accounting in private and public firms is the recent artificial intelligence in accounting market trend that fuels the demand. In addition, the growing number of financial data is anticipated to expand artificial intelligence in accounting market revenue. Integrating AI into accounting can also improve accuracy while decreasing human error. This can further optimize the accounting process because reducing errors means spending less time discovering, tracking down, and correcting errors.

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Veryfi, using artificial intelligence (AI) technology to transform documents into structured data in just seconds, has announced continued strong business momentum and growth in the second quarter. As economic concerns increase, many companies begin to reduce their staff to control costs; 88 percent of job loss in routine occupations occurs within 12 months of a recession. While economic uncertainty continues, Veryfi has emerged as a trusted, reliable partner for companies seeking greater efficiency and stronger customer relationships, continuing its strong annual recurring revenue (ARR) growth. In the second quarter, Veryfi added over a dozen new logos and major accounts including a top supplier of enterprise resource planning software and one of the world's largest CRM/Direct Marketing Network companies. "As companies seek new ways to increase efficiency and manage costs to position themselves for a challenging economy, Veryfi is leading the way, applying AI to automate routine data entry and streamline business processes," said Ernest Semerda, co-founder and CEO of Veryfi.

Signal Media Ltd., an artificial intelligence firm better known as Signal AI, announced today that it is launching a new business intelligence tool that will enable organizations to get a complete picture of their "external world" based on current data and content. The business has made public the availability of its new External Intelligence Graph, which aids in outlining the connections between issues that contemporary enterprises must address but probably don't fully comprehend. According to Signal AI, this is an altogether new sort of data service that works by assisting businesses in comprehending the enormous amounts of publicly available, unstructured content that are accessible worldwide and on the web. Check Out The New Enterprisetalk Podcast. For more such updates follow us on Google News Enterprisetalk News.

Dubai: In the last decade the MENA region has proved to be one of the world's most lucrative fields for the deployment of AI technologies. Realiste, a leading AI developer in the real estate market has finally launched in the Middle East, changing the real-estate and housing landscape using the latest advanced technologies within all operations. Realiste is an AI-based real estate market development company committed to providing users with accurate and timely market value appraisals. The company's mission is to digitize the real estate market of every major city across the world, while offering free access to appraisals and personalized recommendations. Since launching in December 2021 they have established operations in Riyadh, Dubai, London, New York, and Moscow and are planning more expansions in the next year.

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Employing artificial intelligence to help improve outcomes for people with cardiovascular disease is the focus of a three-year, $15 million collaboration among Cornell Tech, the Cornell Ann S. Bowers College of Computing and Information Science (Cornell Bowers CIS) and NewYork-Presbyterian – with physicians from its affiliated medical schools Weill Cornell Medicine and Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons (Columbia University VP&S). The Cardiovascular AI Initiative, to be funded by NewYork-Presbyterian, was launched this summer in a virtual meeting featuring approximately 40 representatives from the institutions. "AI is poised to fundamentally transform outcomes in cardiovascular health care by providing doctors with better models for diagnosis and risk prediction in heart disease," said Kavita Bala, professor of computer science and dean of Cornell Bowers CIS. "This unique collaboration between Cornell's world-leading experts in machine learning and AI and outstanding cardiologists and clinicians from NewYork-Presbyterian, Weill Cornell Medicine and Columbia will drive this next wave of innovation for long-lasting impact on cardiovascular health care." "NewYork-Presbyterian is thrilled to be joining forces with Cornell Tech and Cornell Bowers CIS to harness advanced technology and develop insights into the prediction and prevention of heart disease to benefit our patients," said Dr. Steven J. Corwin, president and chief executive officer of NewYork-Presbyterian. "Together with our world-class physicians from Weill Cornell Medicine and Columbia, we can transform the way health care is delivered."

Andrej Karpathy, Director of AI at Tesla, has announced that he is departing the company. Karpathy has spent the past five years at Tesla. Prior to Tesla, he was a research scientist at OpenAI working on computer vision and generative modelling. Go back further still and you'll find he did his PhD at Stanford as part of leading AI expert Fei-Fei Li's research team. The departure of Karparthy will be a major loss for Tesla.