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TrendMiner

TrendMiner, a Software AG company and part of the IoT & Analytics division, delivers self-service data analytics to optimize process performance in industries such as chemical, petrochemical, oil & gas, pharmaceutical, metals & mining and other process manufacturing industries. TrendMiner software is based on a high-performance analytics engine for time-series data that allows users to question data directly, without the support of data scientists. The plug-and-play software adds immediate value upon deployment, eliminating the need for infrastructure investment and long implementation projects. Search, diagnostic and predictive capabilities enable users to speed up root cause analysis, define optimal processes and configure early warnings to monitor production. TrendMiner software also helps team members to capture feedback and leverage knowledge across teams and sites. In addition, TrendMiner offers standard integrations with a wide range of historians such as OSIsoft PI, Yokogawa Exaquantum, AspenTech IP.21, Honeywell PHD, GE Proficy Historian and Wonderware InSQL. Founded in 2008 and now part of Software AG, TrendMiner’s global headquarters is located in Belgium and has offices in the U.S., Germany, Spain and the Netherlands.

Hasselt, Limburg, Belgium

Dec 1, 2007

Automated Insights

Automated Insights is a provider of content automation services. It is the creator of Wordsmith, the world’s first public natural language generation template engine. Wordsmith allows users to generate human-sounding narratives from data, making it easy to produce millions of personalized reports, articles, and narratives in the time it takes to write just one. The Wordsmith platform helps companies in data-driven industries, including financial services, e-commerce, real estate, business intelligence, media, and many others, achieve content scale, efficiency, and personalization. More than 200 customers, including Allstate, The Associated Press, Edmunds.com, the Orlando Magic, and Yahoo! use Wordsmith to generate more than 1.5 billion pieces of content per year.

Durham, North Carolina, United States

Jun 1, 2007

PARATERA

PARATERA provides supercomputing cloud, design simulation cloud, and computing resource construction and operation services. PARATERA enhances the power of science and technology by simplifying calculations. PARATERA combines the computing resources of major supercomputing centers across the country and is focused on energy, manufacturing, meteorology, scientific research and education, telecommunications, finance, animation, and other enterprises and institutions

Haidian, Beijing, China

Feb 15, 2007

VisionQuest Biomedical

VisionQuest Biomedical is a medical device company using artificial intelligence to end preventable blindness. EyeStar, the company's first software application, is used to diagnose diabetic retinopathy in patients' eyes, and Aspire detects malarial retinopathy. The new i-RxTherm is VisionQuest's first technological effort to detect early-stage diabetic disease in areas other than the eyes. VisionQuest's mission is to create and deploy image-based technologies that will improve access to health care for millions of people in the United States and around the world, particularly in the areas of diabetes and eye care.

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States

Jul 1, 2007

KAUEL

KAUEL is a company that delivers unique solutions for different Industries, (Oil & Gas, electric, mining, manufacturing, etc.), Education, Retail and Health sectors, through technology based on informatics and electronic engineering. They are accelerating the introduction of Artificial Intelligence in Latin America by having the ability to develop solutions from their own mathematic algorithms. This solutions take many forms such as software and hardware based on artificial intelligence, internet of things (IoT), image method, big data, SLAM, augmented reality, virtual reality, electronic interaction devices and design of 3D worlds. They hold to this date 72 Authors Rights and 4 Patents in Chile and the U.S. and are present in Chile, U.S.A and Germany.

Menlo Park, California, United States

kauel.com/

Sep 7, 2007

Lang-8

Lang-8 is a language exchange website Native speakers will help you correct journal entries in the language that you're learning, and you can do the same to help them out as well. If you're learning another language, whether you are a beginner, intermediate, or advanced, there is no better way than interacting with native speakers of the language that you're learning. Here's how Lang-8 works. 1) Write Journal Entries in the Language that You're Learning: Lang-8 makes it easy to write entries, reviews, and more in the language that you're learning. It's a great way to get better quickly. 2) Native Speakers Correct Your Entries: Whenever you write something new, native speakers come in and correct your entries. Corrections are easy to see and understand so you can learn as much as possible. 3) Help Others: The Lang-8 community is super-friendly. Come join us and see for yourself! More than 70 languages are available in Lang-8. We have users from 180 Countries.

Kyoto-shi, Kyoto, Japan

lang-8.com

Jun 28, 2007

LifeRobotics

Through us it is, provides the development of co-robot to help people, People will contribute to the creation of new value.

Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan

liferobotics.jp

Dec 19, 2007

Man-Machine Synergy Effectors

The man-machine synergy effector (Human-Machine Synergy Effector) is a device that we propose as an "effector that realizes functions that cannot be realized only by humans or machines only by synergy between humans and machines (man-machine synergy)". Is a general term for concepts and categories.We believe that we can extend human capabilities more.Our robotics is robotics as mechanical engineering, and we are not aiming to develop autonomous robots and artificial intelligence that make people unnecessary. By intuitively manipulating robots as a physical tool, we aim to increase the value of human labor, enrich society, and contribute to human well-being.

Kusatsu, Shiga, Japan

Oct 1, 2007

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