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Thomas von Tschammer

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01 / evaluation

Now they can directly tie compute simulations that are being run to performance, right? Because if you can run more simulations, as an engineer, you can explore more designs and you can improve your CAF for them, right?

“Now they can directly tie compute simulations that are being run to performance, right? Because if you can run more simulations, as an engineer, you can explore more designs and you can improve your CAF for them, right?”
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution

02 / evaluation

Everything those companies in the US and Europe care about is how do we get from 60 to 24 months, right? Because that's what's going to create the next competitive advantage finally.

“Everything those companies in the US and Europe care about is how do we get from 60 to 24 months, right? Because that's what's going to create the next competitive advantage finally.”
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution

03 / evaluation

On the design side, I think the benefit that they have is that they can take more risks because, again, they don't have that legacy to work with, right?

“On the design side, I think the benefit that they have is that they can take more risks because, again, they don't have that legacy to work with, right?”
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution

04 / evaluation

Imagine that if you change the thickness of a single component somewhere under the hood, this might impact the overall engine block, right? And you have a lot of constraints that are tied together, which means that ultimately it's not as deterministic as one might think, which is why those problems are also extremely complex to solve, right?

“Imagine that if you change the thickness of a single component somewhere under the hood, this might impact the overall engine block, right? And you have a lot of constraints that are tied together, which means that ultimately it's not as deterministic as one might think, which is why those problems are also extremely complex to solve, right?”
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution

05 / evaluation

That you could design freely, because then you could print anything, right? But then we quickly realized that this would not work out because it's expensive, it doesn't scale in production.

“That you could design freely, because then you could print anything, right? But then we quickly realized that this would not work out because it's expensive, it doesn't scale in production.”
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution

06 / evaluation

No, we didn't. I think the capabilities are there. The main question for big companies to implement that is infrastructure, governance, mostly, right, and data, obviously, making the data flows and it's at the right locations.

“No, we didn't. I think the capabilities are there. The main question for big companies to implement that is infrastructure, governance, mostly, right, and data, obviously, making the data flows and it's at the right locations.”
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution

07 / evaluation

I think the main reason for the phenomenon you're mentioning is that today most of the autonomous driving cars are cars that you could drive, but they're not made autonomous, right? And because you need to drive them, then they look like the ones we used to.

“I think the main reason for the phenomenon you're mentioning is that today most of the autonomous driving cars are cars that you could drive, but they're not made autonomous, right? And because you need to drive them, then they look like the ones we used to.”
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution

08 / evaluation

They go beyond their intuition, similar to what you were saying, I think. So that's why it becomes super interesting because then something really clicks with the engineers, they become very excited because they understand that they can also learn from the model.

“They go beyond their intuition, similar to what you were saying, I think. So that's why it becomes super interesting because then something really clicks with the engineers, they become very excited because they understand that they can also learn from the model.”
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution
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