Pharmaceutical manufacturing is, by any measure, a data-rich discipline. Sensors capture thousands of parameters per batch. Equipment generates continuous streams of signals. And yet, despite this abundance of data, quality management in most pharma facilities remains fundamentally retrospective.
StatSoft is strengthening its Computer Vision capabilities with two new specialists who bring deep experience building inspection-focused computer vision models for pharma manufacturing.
Our client Vetter Pharma has automated more than 100 CPV processes, distributed over 21 cleanrooms, by solution implemented in Statistica.
Our sister company enerlabs has won the innovation price during Vedec Innovation Forum on April 1st.
Manufacturing is one of the sectors that might benefit the most from Spotfire’s capabilities. Especially when it comes to dealing with challenges on the journey to become a smart factory.
The use of AI unlocks significant potential for companies in the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries. In this article, we introduce some typical and particularly worthwhile areas of application.
The RoboTUNN research project is revolutionizing subway tunnel inspections by using robotics and artificial intelligence. Its goal is to autonomously detect damages and create digital twins that enable predictive maintenance. StatSoft plays a key role in data integration and the development of AI models for predictive maintenance. The project is funded by the mFUND initiative.
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