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AI methods are combined with mechanistic models to fully exploit the potential of the digitally available process knowledge. Such methods are already being used profitably in applications and digital services for the process industry.  (Source:Siemens )
Smart Technology

Artificial Intelligence in the Process Industry – Very Hot Affair

In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has regularly hit the headlines: in 2016, it beats Grandmaster Lee Sedol in playing Go, and in 2018, the auction house Christie's auctioned off the first artwork created by artificial intelligence, "Portrait of Edmond de Belamy", for over 400,000 dollars. And today the AI-based text generator GPT-3 from the research laboratory Open AI, co-founded by Elon Musk, is said to flood the web with fake news through machine-generated posts but what about industrial applications of artificial intelligence? What are the opportunities and challenges of AI in the process industry?

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Robots can enter hazardous zones to perform inspection processes with ease which helps to protect its human workers. A few of them are also IECEx certified. (Source: Mitsubishi Heavy Industries)
Smart Solutions

Autonomous Mobile Robots for Plant Inspection and Maintenance Have Arrived

With chemical and chemical processing industries aiming to forge ahead in their automation and digitalization drive to develop their respective ‘Factory of the future’ or ‘Smart factory’, one thing is certain – it can’t be done without the use of robots at least for the time being. The concept of robots is not new but they have been transformed time and again to meet the challenges of today’s industrial plants especially with regard to plant inspection as well as maintenance and it won’t be wrong to term this phase as the ‘return and rise of robots.’

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Each partner will contribute its best-in-class technologies and its know-how to explore and develop the project. (Source: Total Energies)
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Industry First: Total Energies, Holcim to Decarbonize Cement Plant

Total Energies and Holcim have collaborated together to study various energies and technologies for developing an efficient CCUS system which will help to decarbonize Holcim’s entire cement plant in Belgium. The partnership will also aim at establishing renewable projects to power an electrolyzer in order to generate green hydrogen for e-fuels as well as to power Holcim’s new oxyfuel kiln.

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