Semeon Analytics, an ATW Tech Inc. company, is pleased to announce its most recent contract with a branch of the U.S. military to apply its technology to better understand how complex composite materials can fail and therefore facilitate the development of processes that safeguard components assembled with these new materials.
Semeon’s latest artificial intelligence semantic analysis engine includes a series of unique features that can be used to better understand key concepts in text from a number of very different types of content sources such as databases, enterprise content management systems, and file servers.
The new features enable the following types of applications:
- Better understand how different steps in chemical or mechanical manufacturing processes impact one another.
- Save time by not repeating the same manufacturing mistakes.
- Devise more effective manufacturing processes that are less likely to yield components that can fail.
Alkis Papadopoullos, Semeon’s head of R&D, says “Thanks to its state-of-the-art sentiment analysis, semantic and unique intent analysis capabilities, Semeon holds a strong market position as it can now help customers better connect dots between sophisticated and complex data sets and subject matter.”
Semeon is a Quebec-based technology company that has developed an artificial intelligence technology.
ATW Tech owns several recognized technology platforms such as VoxTel, Option.vote, Bloomed and Semeon.
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