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Hankook Tire shares update on risk detection tech development

International News

Hankook Tire has released a video that explains its work on pre-emptive road risk detection technology in collaboration with data and technology company SK Planet. The result of this joint effort is the Road Hazard Prediction & Detection Solution.

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  1. Hankook Tire signs MoU with leading Korean fleet management firm
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  4. Hankook Technodome gains ISO/IEC 17025 certification
2nd December 2020/by Stephen

Nexen uses AI and big data to reduce tyre noise

International News
Nexen

Nexen Tire has shared details of how it has used Artificial Intelligence (AI) and big data-driven methodology to help reduce tyre noise. The big data research for Noise, Vibration, and Harshness (NVH) was jointly conducted with Hyundai-Kia Automotive Group and Inha University in Korea. The results of the braking test performance on snow, hydroplaning, and wet surfaces showed internal and external noise generated by cars can be reduced by 1 dB (decibel) and 3 dB (decibel), respectively.

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7th October 2020/by Chris

Pirelli’s digital technologies have made it ready for second wave of Covid-19

International News
Pirelli

While 46 per cent of the global population is still without internet access, the Covid-19 pandemic has demonstrated the effectiveness of digital technologies. And specifically companies such as Pirelli are now better prepared for a possible second wave of Covid-19 because of the digital technologies they have deployed. Pier Paolo Tamma, SVP and Chief Digital Officer of Pirelli and Dr John O’Shea of Dell Technologies shared their views at the Global Manufacturing and Industrialisation Summit’s Virtual Edition on 8 July 2020.

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  1. British-based F1 teams helping raise ventilator capacity
  2. Pirelli offers contactless tyre and car maintenance through its Driver networks
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9th July 2020/by Chris

Rubber processing: Toyo employing materials informatics technology

Company News
Toyo Tire

Toyo Tire Corporation says it is employing materials informatics (MI) in its tyre development to predict the properties and optimise the material structure of the rubber materials it works with. MI is a component of Toyo Tire’s ‘Nano Balance Technology’ rubber material development platform, and was realised in collaboration with SAS Institute Japan.

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  1. Latest Toyo figures show tyre business growth
  2. Toyo supports sustainable natural rubber economy initiative
  3. Mitsubishi becomes Toyo Tire’s largest shareholder – collaboration to intensify
  4. Toyo Tire signs strategic partnership with JAOS
22nd April 2020/by Stephen

Predictive fault monitoring making Hankook Tire’s plants run more smoothly

Company News

In addition to the recently-announced application of artificial intelligence and digital sensor technology to automate the inspection of newly-manufactured tyres, Hankook Tire aims to improve the production flow in its factories via a new monitoring system that utilises artificial intelligence and IoT technology. It calls this Hankook Condition Monitoring System Plus, or CMS+ for short.

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  1. Hankook introduces AI for ‘smarter’ tyre inspection
  2. Earnings decrease, but larger tyre sizes grow in importance for Hankook Tire
  3. Barcelona’s buses to roll on Hankook tyres
  4. Hankook Tire announces share buyback & increased dividend
20th April 2020/by Stephen

Hankook introduces AI for ‘smarter’ tyre inspection

Company News

Artificial intelligence (AI) and digital sensor technology is being employed to automate the inspection of freshly-manufactured tyres at Hankook Tire & Technology’s production facilities. Hankook says its automatic inspection system will improve efficiency and consistency at the final stage of product testing.

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  1. Hankook Tire CEO Cho receives suspended prison sentence
  2. Hankook Tire shares update on risk detection tech development
  3. Hankook Tire examining distribution structures, looking at M&A growth
  4. Hankook launches CMF LAB design database
9th April 2020/by Stephen

AI behind the wheel – student’s Speed Bot makes national science, engineering final

UK News

Statistics on reported road casualties in Great Britain show that there were 1,870 reported road deaths and 27,820 people killed or seriously injured reported to the police for the year ending June 2019. Now more than ever the younger generations want to change the future of their worlds, with 69 per cent stating when asked that they would like to use a career in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) to improve the world they live in and make a difference, and the issue of road casualties is something that a Year 9 student from Reading wanted to put a stop to.

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  2. Student wins RAC design award
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27th February 2020/by Andrew

How artificial intelligence enhances tyre inspection

Company News, Product News

UVeye is a provider of artificial intelligence (AI) based solutions for automatic external inspection of vehicles within the security industry. Initially developing systems to detect dangerous conditions like weapons, explosives, or other threats in some of the world’s most high-security locations, the company saw the opportunity to use its technology to solve challenges in the automotive industry to detect potentially hazardous mechanical issues. Its suite of products includes its original undercarriage application (Helios), its revolutionary 360 solution (Atlas), and its targeted tyre application (Artemis). The company explains why it believes AI technology will help shape the future standard for vehicle inspection, increasing the speed, efficiency and accuracy of tyre checks at every stage of a vehicle’s lifecycle.

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5th November 2019/by Andrew

Sumitomo Rubber using AI to increase whole-life tyre performance

Company News, International News

Sumitomo Rubber Industries, Ltd. has developed a new technology that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to estimate the properties of the rubber used in its tyres and also detect the structural changes that occur during use. It calls this technology ‘Tyre Leap AI Analysis’.

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  4. SRI breaks ground in Slovenia
21st October 2019/by Stephen

Can artificial intelligence reduce warranty claims?

Editorial/Comment, International News, Premium

At the start of April 2019, Bridgestone formally completed its billion-dollar acquisition of TomTom Telematics. The goal – as ever – is to capitalise on the benefits of big data, leveraging its usefulness in the cause of better tyres and greater efficiency for all stakeholders. Of course, Bridgestone is not the only tyremaker seeking to make the most of tyre data. Many have invested significantly in developing cyber tyres over the course of the last 10 to 15 years, harnessing the fact that tyres are a vehicles’ only point of contact with the road and therefore the only means of generating real-time road surface:vehicle contact data. This same approach also yields tyre condition and performance data, which can be used for everything from motorsport to commercial fleet applications. But what about in the manufacturing process itself?

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9th May 2019/by Chris

Goodyear applying its artificial intelligence technology to on-demand mobility

Company News, International News

In 2016, Goodyear Europe launched its Proactive Solutions in the UK and 11 other European markets, offering fleets a predictive maintenance model. Goodyear’s know-how in the realm of artificial intelligence is now being put to use in the on-demand car sharing and ride hailing services sector in the USA; Goodyear Tire & Rubber has announced its participation in a pilot programme with start-up firm Stratim.

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19th January 2018/by Stephen

ZC Rubber installs artificial intelligence system

International News

ZC Rubber has installed a smart factory project based on the ET industrial brain artificial-intelligence (AI) service system for manufacturing launched by Alibaba Cloud. The goal is to “greatly improve the production in the factories”, according to the company. The cooperation between ZC Rubber and Alibaba Cloud reportedly started at the end of 2016.

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27th July 2017/by admin

Valeo launches AI global research centre

Company News

Valeo has launched the first global research centre in artificial intelligence and deep learning dedicated to automotive applications.

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  1. Charges dropped against ex-Bridgestone scientist
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  4. SRI: New technique for examining materials within tyre rubber
26th June 2017/by Andrew

Continental, Oxford University begin study into artificial intelligence

Company News

Under a three-year partnership agreement that commenced earlier this month, Continental AG and the University of Oxford are conducting joint research in the field of artificial intelligence. The German tyre and automotive system manufacturer’s partnership with the university’s Engineering Science department will focus on the possible uses and development of artificial intelligence algorithms in order to explore how they can enhance future mobility applications.

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14th November 2016/by admin

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