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By embracing advanced robotic machine-tending automation, SpiTrex unlocked new levels of precision, capacity, utilization, and profitability. The successful deployment of robot-driven manufacturing with autonomous process control using Flexxbotics marks a transformative milestone for SpiTrex Orthopedics’ smart factory operations. https://lnkd.in/d-zmTNCD

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Agorapulse will help you to schedule content on leading social networks, automatically recycle them at regular intervals, and monitor statistics from one place. Read the full article: Agorapulse Review 2024: Top Reasons to Use Agorapulse ▸ https://lttr.ai/AUV4X #Agorapulse #Marketing #SocialMedia

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With Day 1 finished, what a day it was! It's time for Day 2! In case you missed this year's theme, we’re discussing innovation and technology in peer review. Learn more about this year’s theme ▶️ https://rsc.li/3ZqNor What were your highlight from yesterday's sessions? #PeerReviewWeek #TechnologyinPeerReview #PeerReviewWeek2024

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In this modern era, it’s common for musicians or producers to create audio signal recordings via DAWs. The digital audio workstation software’s applications can easily edit, record or produce sound files. Different DAWs programs such as Logic Pro X, Pro T

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This was definitely an interesting topic to write about: ROI for deceased patient records. Thanks to all of the SMEs who shared their input! https://lnkd.in/euY3kXKX

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Gen AI honeymoon is ovah. Now comes the hard part: 1. Eliminate the noise, and focus on the signal. Be honest about what pilots have worked. Cut down on experiments. Direct your efforts toward solving important business problems. 2. It’s about how the pieces fit together, not the pieces themselves. Too much time is spent assessing individual components of a gen AI engine. Much more consequential is figuring out how they work together securely. 3. Get a handle on costs before they sink you. Models account for only about 15 percent of the overall cost of gen AI applications. Understand where the costs lurk, and apply the right tools and capabilities to rein them in. 4. Tame the proliferation of tools and tech. The proliferation of infrastructures, LLMs, and tools has made scaled rollouts unfeasible. Narrow down to those capabilities that best serve the business, and take advantage of available cloud services (while preserving your flexibility). 5. Create teams that can build value, not just models. Getting to scale requires a team with a broad cross-section of skills to not only build gen AI applications but also make sure they generate the value they’re supposed to, safely and securely. 6. Go for the right data, not the perfect data. Targeting which data matters most and investing in its management over time has a big impact on how quickly you can scale. 7. Reuse it or lose it. Reusable code can increase the development speed of generative AI use cases by 30 to 50 percent. #ai #genAI

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Happy ✨ One to Watch Wednesday! ✨ Time for a quick history lesson: Modern #obstetricians use a device invented almost 90 years ago to induce labor. It wasn’t even designed for use in #pregnancy and delivery: the Foley balloon catheter was (and still is) used for managing urinary problems. Many tools used in female #healthcare have changed little and improved less since their adoption. This week’s #O2WW features a Finnish company that thinks it’s time to change this paradigm. Hanna Castrén-Niemi and her colleagues at Inga are developing an innovative solution for labor induction. The Problem: 🚨 As of 2020, over 30% of all #pregnant people are medically induced to begin labor in the United States. Induction rates have more than tripled since the late 1980s (Simpson, 2022). 🚨 In many induction cases, the birthing team will insert a balloon catheter into the pregnant person’s vagina. This catheter expands to help the #cervix open in preparation for delivery. However, most pregnant people also need medication to fully induce labor. 🚨 The typical balloon (Foley) catheter is very basic: it doesn’t give the birthing team any information about the baby’s health or the progression of labor. They need other tools to measure those critical values — so the birthing person is often covered in wires and leads. 🚨 Current induction methods are costly, cumbersome, and limit the pregnant person’s mobility: with a catheter in place, it’s difficult to leave the room to walk around. The birthing experience becomes self-contained and isolating. The Solution: 🧠 Inga’s #smartsensor measures both #fetal heart rate and #maternal contractions, providing the delivery team with constant feedback. 🖥 The Inga device connects to a small sensor that the pregnant person wears around their inner thigh. The expectant patient is free to walk and move around while wearing the sensor. 🚶🏽‍♀️Mobile patients are more comfortable. The freedom to change locations and walk before delivery is a godsend for many laboring people. 💉The attending healthcare provider can use Inga to administer additional medications to kickstart contractions. 📊 Inga’s device provides real-time monitoring of fetal heart rate and the strength of labor contractions. The medical team can constantly (and remotely) monitor the health of both baby and the birthing person from a different room. Inga is currently validating their product’s clinical utility. They are planning to begin clinical trials in 2025, and they’re seeking #clinical collaboration as they prepare to enter the US market. I’m excited about this innovative approach to making labor and delivery more comfortable, mobile, and safer for birthing people everywhere 🤩 👀 Inga is One to Watch! 👀 Learn about Inga’s work on their website: https://www.inga.health/ #womenshealthmatters #obgyn #obstetrics #childbirth #womxn #lgbtqhealth #healthcareinnovation

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The second of our seven free Advancing Research Community Workshops is nigh upon us—this Wednesday, August 7, 11am-12pm ET. This one will delve into how we in #UXresearch can be better collaborators with our peer fields. Advancing Research curator Jemma Ahmed facilitates, and we'll be joined by panelists Alexandra Jayeun L., Subhasree Chatterjee, and Robert Fabricant. They've got lots to share, and we've got lots to learn, so bring your questions and yourself—registration link in first comment below. See you Wednesday! #UserResearch #DesignResearch #MarketResearch #DataScience #ProductResearch

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What I like about this white paper is that if you open the pdf in Acrobat, you can actually experience a bit of the VR on your screen. (When will it become possible to do that with a printout?!) That aside, I really like the step-by-step challenge -> solution -> new challenge -> further solution spiral that led to success. Very well described. #VR #certification #performancetesting

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🚨📡Vulnerability Alert!🚨📡 "Attackers can bypass the Secure Boot process on millions of Intel and ARM microprocessor-based computing systems from multiple vendors, because they all share a previously leaked cryptographic key used in the device startup process." It has been an insane month in the security world, but the biggest headlines have been from human error, not intentional cyber attacks! A good reminder to stay humble, stay vigilant and NEVER use a devices default password! #cybersecurity #secureboot #OS #kernel #hacker #hacking https://lnkd.in/gMyYjy7S

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If you missed Claroty's Nexus Conference, check out this recap: https://hubs.ly/Q02WcTXS0 And register to see the keynotes, panels, and sessions you missed: https://hubs.ly/Q02WcZPj0

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Against All Odds Anthology Submissions Open Tomorrow! Find out everything you need to know about what Mirror World Publishing is looking for and how to submit your work... https://lnkd.in/gCuNEssb #submissions #anthology #love #escapismfiction

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The latest AI Marketing Ethics Digest issue, published today, asks a salient question: Is AI the digital Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil? Or is it a tool we can use "for" good "or" evil? The choice, it seems to me, is ours to make. What do you think?

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