One in ten states now offer grants to small and medium manufacturers to purchase technology for digital manufacturing. Our guide to grants and other federal and state resources for SMMs can help show you the money.

An MIT Sloan Management Review survey found that AI-enhanced software is surprisingly popular with employees, with 64% of respondents personally deriving at least moderate value from using AI.

Leela AI has been certified by AICPA for meeting its rigorous SOC 2 Type II data security standard, ensuring a high level of confidence for customers using Leela Video Intelligence Platform.

Steve Kommrusch, Leela AI’s Director of Research, discusses the Leela Platform’s innovative hybrid neurosymbolic/neural net AI engine at the ISO/IEC AI Workshop and the Futurati Podcast.

Manufacturers often underestimate one key principle of Kaizen: integrating input from frontline operators. By sharing video intelligence dashboards with the front line, organizations can benefit from innovations that can only emerge from the act of doing the work.

On Nov. 15, Cyrus Shaoul will demonstrate how a hybrid causal/neural AI can transform video analytics into video intelligence to enable better visibility into manufacturing operations.

The Q3 2022 Manufacturers’ Outlook Survey reveals widespread concern about labor, supply, and cost issues. The good news: video intelligence can help.

Machine vision was first used in manufacturing to perform product inspection. Now, more sophisticated video intelligence software is identifying defects in production processes to gain insights for continuous improvement.

Labor and supply shortages have made it harder for manufacturers to boost productivity. Video intelligence tools can identify new gaps and flaws in the production line as they emerge and help streamline the system and tame uncertainty.

Cyrus Shaoul's presentation on Leela's resilient AI at the 2022 MIT Manufacturing Conference exploring the newest innovations driving and responding to disruption, including supply chain resiliency, automation, sustainable transportation, and global collaboration.

In a feature article on MIT’s STEX 25 website, Leela AI’s co-founders reveal how they have combined deep learning with symbolic AI to create an SaaS that is “inspired by the way humans learn, which is by perceiving and acting simultaneously.”