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Apr 2022

Zero Defect Manufacturing Platform – the roadmap to the optimization of productive cycle

For a long time Video Systems has been part of different research European projects, where the company offers its 30 year experience in the field of product quality control and process quality control. These are occasions to share competences, to study and to grow together with institutions and organizations from all over the world.From 2019 Video Systems has been part of the Horizon 2020 project called ZDMP – Zero Defect Manufacturing Platform. The project, supported by the European Commission, aims to help the manufacturing sector to reach a “zero defect production” developing a open digital platform with Apps. The project involves different parties such as consultants, companies, technology providers and researches from 11 Countries in order to develop a Smart and open Platform suitable also for SME companies.ZDMP – Zero Defect Manufacturing Platform: fairs and workshopIn the last few months Video Systems has presented the project during 2 important fairs that usually take place in Italy but have an international audience: SamuExpo, Pordenone, the most important event in the mechanical sector, and A&T, Automation & Testing, Turin, the most important fair for quality control and measures.During these events, Video Systems has presented the project to the guests that came along the booth and during a workshop. We are proud to be part of European projects in general, and to offer our experience for the enhancement of production according a “zero defect” approach that affects different manufacturing sectors. This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation. Programme under grant agreement No. 825631 and it is an initiative of the Factories-of-the-Future (FoF) Public Private Partnership.

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Feb 2020

New nVidia Tesla V100S GPUs for extreme AI performance

Thanks to the new nVidia Tesla V100S cards, our GPU computing center has dramatically increased its performance.Tesla V100S cards achieve extreme performance as stated by the manufacturer nVidia:"NVIDIA® Tesla® V100 Tensor Core is the most advanced data center GPU ever built to accelerate AI, HPC, data science and graphics. It is based on the NVIDIA Volta architecture, available in 16 and 32GB configurations and offers the performance of 100 CPUs in one GPU, enabling scientists, researchers and engineers to tackle problems once considered unsolvable.With 43,000 Tensor cores, Tesla V100 is the first GPU in the world to break the record of 100 teraops (TOPS) of deep learning performance. The second-generation NVIDIA NVLink ™ system connects multiple V100 GPUs at up to 160 GB / s to create the world's most powerful processing servers. AI models that would require weeks of computing resources on previous systems can now be trained in a few days. With this substantial reduction in training times, a whole series of problems will now be solved thanks to artificial intelligence.HPC is a fundamental pillar of modern science. From weather forecasts to the detection of drugs and the search for new energy sources, researchers use huge processing systems to simulate and predict our world. AI expands traditional HPC by allowing researchers to analyze huge volumes of data by obtaining useful information where simulation alone would not be enough to produce realistic simulations. "Thanks to these new infrastructure investments, we are increasingly supporting our customers and their AI-based solutions.

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