Automation and artificial intelligence – these two topics go hand in hand. The Keba is also aware of this. Now Linz’s international operational automation specialist took a step in this area to expand his know -how in this area. So they took over an AI expert from the state capital in the bankruptcy.
With the development of the AI assistant called Kebob, who can follow foyers from bank branches and can recognize critical situations independently and responds to it, automation specialist Keba had already listened. With the establishment of the own Innospace of a company in Linz-Orfahr, the company has passed on the one hand on the one hand, on the other, on the other hand, one also shows which topics the company is managed by Christoph Knogler intensively involved. Artificial intelligence is the big subject here.
7Lytix was founded in 2016
And it is exactly in this field that you take the next step. The KIBA took over the AI specialist 7lytix, who had treated solutions for intelligent optimized maintenance and intelligent value chains. Customers such as the ÖBB Rail Cargo Group built the company’s know -how founded in 2016. Medio -iktober 7Lytix GmbH was went bankrupt. Obligations: approximately 1.9 million euros.
“The experience and expertise of 7Lytix in the field of artificial intelligence are particularly valuable for us as a specialist for automation,” says Keba -Baas Christoph Knogler. Nache: “The merger also opens new market access for the sale of innovative software solutions.”
7lytix founder of Franziskos Kyriakopoulos, just like the employees of his former company, now works in the digital activities of the Keba. Developments and the digital activities of the AI specialist who have left in bankruptcy are also taken over by the Keba. The digital business team is managed by Sulejman Ganibegovic.
Source: Krone
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