Schaeffler joined hands with 11 partners to establish the Ki park Artificial Intelligence Industry Association
Ki Park was established to advance the application of artificial intelligence technology in the real world
Continuously improving the application of AI technologies is an important part of Schaeffler's digital strategy
Herzogen-Olach, Germany, November 4, 2021 / PRNewswire/ -- The Schaeffler Group has joined hands with 11 partners to establish the Kipark Artificial Intelligence Industry Association in Berlin, Germany. The association was established to advance the real-world application of AI technologies (ki i.e. Ai in German) and to establish a relevant ethical and regulatory framework for Germany and Europe as a whole. The members of the association are composed of well-known enterprises, scientific research organizations and government agencies.
"Continuously improving the application of AI technology is an important part of Schaeffler's digital strategy," said Klaus Schöffler, CEO of the Schaeffler Group. Rosenfeld said: "As one of the founding members of ki park, our goal is to continuously explore opportunities in the field of artificial intelligence and digitalization, preparing for future development And we look forward to working with other founding members."
<b>Digitalization and artificial intelligence offer huge opportunities for growth</b>
Digitalization, and artificial intelligence in particular, represents a huge opportunity for Schaeffler and its customers To this end, Schaeffler has developed a group-wide digital strategy and systematically advances the implementation of the strategy through a series of closely coordinated digital projects.
Schaeffler has adopted intelligent technology in production to significantly shorten the production cycle Through artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies deployed in the machine and in the cloud, continuously optimizing all aspects of plant operations, such as the maintenance cycle of equipment in daily work, Schaeffler is planning to use advanced intelligent assistive technology to allow people to interact with machines through natural language In addition, Schaeffler has also launched a digital value-added service solution optime, which integrates condition monitoring and preventive maintenance into one system. Helping customers significantly improve efficiency at the Schaeffler Advanced Technology Research Center (share) at the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, where Schaeffler technologists and scientists are actively engaged in research on artificial intelligence technologies with the goal of industrial applications Founded in 2016 and one of the founding members of ki park.
"As a member of kipark, we can collaborate across the entire partner ecosystem to take the application of AI technologies to a whole new level, covering all four pillars of the Schaeffler Group's digital agenda: smart products, digital value chains, connected factories and equipment, and digital workplaces," said Jürgen Schaeffler, Head of IT and Digitalization at the Schaeffler Group. Hayne said.
Jurgen-Hayne(left), head of IT and digitalisation at Schaeffler Group, and Professor Sabina Jeschke, CEO of Ki Park
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