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• '''Asset Type''': Executable
• '''Asset Type''': Executable


• '''AI Breadth''':  
• '''AI Breadth''': ML


• '''Learning Ability''':  
• '''Learning Ability''': Neural Networks


• '''Related technologies''':
• '''Related technologies''': N.A


• '''Applicable Research Area''':  
• '''Applicable Research Area''': Collaborative AI


• '''Applicable Technical Category''':  
• '''Applicable Technical Category''': Computer Vision


• '''License Information: Proprietary license''': Copyright
• '''License Information''': Copyright


• '''Related to circularity and sustainability''': Yes
• '''Related to circularity and sustainability''': Yes

Latest revision as of 09:48, 28 April 2025

Short Description: Advanced Object Detection and Classification Module: Incorporates pretrained neural network models for precise object detection and classification, embedded within the process Digital Twin, utilizing NOVAAS technology for optimal performance. The system integrates the YOLO v5 model for advanced object detection and classification within the Digital Twin software, using NOVASS technology. It employs industry standards, protocols, and APIs for seamless execution and interoperability, offering precise object recognition and improved decision-making across sectors.

Reference, URL: https://www.uninova.pt/

Applicable Business Category: Manufacturing

Application in relevant Projects/Initiatives: Yes, Circular TwAIn

Asset Type: Executable

AI Breadth: ML

Learning Ability: Neural Networks

Related technologies: N.A

Applicable Research Area: Collaborative AI

Applicable Technical Category: Computer Vision

License Information: Copyright

Related to circularity and sustainability: Yes

Audience:


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