International Finance
BankingCompanyTechnology

SoftBank and Inuitive to collaborate on AI and IoT

Major applications for Inuitive's 3D depth sensors include traffic and people flow data analytics and the detection of displacement and aging in building structures

SoftBank Corp. (‘SoftBank’), a subsidiary of SoftBank Group Corp., and Inuitive Ltd. (‘Inuitive’) jointly announced today that they have agreed to consider collaborating on artificial intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT).

Inuitive has strong track record for designing and developing System on a Chip (SoC) products that utilize AI, including 3D depth sensors and image processors. SoftBank and Inuitive will consider collaboration in AI and IoT fields, including the pioneering of 3D depth sensor applications, validating the performance of Inuitive’s newly developed sensor chips and tying up on solutions that combine Inuitive’s AI chips and SoftBank’s IoT platforms.

Major applications for Inuitive’s 3D depth sensors include traffic and people flow data analytics and the detection of displacement and aging in building structures. Both companies believe it will be possible to provide state-of-the-art IoT solutions by combining these applications with SoftBank’s IoT platforms, AI and big data.

What's New

OpenAI alerts 100-plus groups to rogue AI agent activity as FTC probes frontier AI labs

International Finance Business Desk

Anthropic’s IPO asks investors to back a company that may overrule them

International Finance Business Desk

John Waldron edges closer to Goldman CEO’s chair as David Solomon eyes exit by 2028

International Finance Business Desk

Leave a Comment

* By using this form you agree with the storage and handling of your data by this website.