Aaron, Andy
Water Advisor - A Data-Driven, Multi-Modal, Contextual Assistant to Help With Water Usage Decisions
Ellis, Jason (IBM Research) | Srivastava, Biplav (IBM Research) | Bellamy, Rachel K. E. (IBM Research) | Aaron, Andy (IBM Research)
We demonstrate Water Advisor, a multi-modal assistant to help non-experts make sense of complex water quality data and apply it to their specific needs. A user can chat with the tool about water quality and activities of interest, and the system tries to advise using available water data for a location, applicable water regulations and relevant parameters using AI methods. Figure 1: Sample advisories - by EPA for Flint residents (left) and by state for visitors (right; Washington State).
Symbiotic Cognitive Computing
Farrell, Robert G. (IBM Research) | Lenchner, Jonathan (IBM Research) | Kephjart, Jeffrey O. (IBM Research) | Webb, Alan M. (IBM Research) | Muller, MIchael J. (IBM Research) | Erikson, Thomas D. (IBM Research) | Melville, David O. (IBM Research) | Bellamy, Rachel K.E. (IBM Research) | Gruen, Daniel M. (IBM Research) | Connell, Jonathan H. (IBM Research) | Soroker, Danny (IBM Research) | Aaron, Andy (IBM Research) | Trewin, Shari M. (IBM Research) | Ashoori, Maryam (IBM Research) | Ellis, Jason B. (IBM Research) | Gaucher, Brian P. (IBM Research) | Gil, Dario (IBM Research)
IBM Research is engaged in a research program in symbiotic cognitive computing to investigate how to embed cognitive computing in physical spaces. This article proposes 5 key principles of symbiotic cognitive computing. We describe how these principles are applied in a particular symbiotic cognitive computing environment and in an illustrative application.
Symbiotic Cognitive Computing
Farrell, Robert G. (IBM Research) | Lenchner, Jonathan (IBM Research) | Kephjart, Jeffrey O. (IBM Research) | Webb, Alan M. (IBM Research) | Muller, MIchael J. (IBM Research) | Erikson, Thomas D. (IBM Research) | Melville, David O. (IBM Research) | Bellamy, Rachel K.E. (IBM Research) | Gruen, Daniel M. (IBM Research) | Connell, Jonathan H. (IBM Research) | Soroker, Danny (IBM Research) | Aaron, Andy (IBM Research) | Trewin, Shari M. (IBM Research) | Ashoori, Maryam (IBM Research) | Ellis, Jason B. (IBM Research) | Gaucher, Brian P. (IBM Research) | Gil, Dario (IBM Research)
IBM Research is engaged in a research program in symbiotic cognitive computing to investigate how to embed cognitive computing in physical spaces. This article proposes 5 key principles of symbiotic cognitive computing. We describe how these principles are applied in a particular symbiotic cognitive computing environment and in an illustrative application.