IoT Machine Learning Modeling for Product Development

A hospitality technology disruptor was developing a new sensor suite to detect when a guest was smoking inside a property and distinguish it from approved activities such as cooking. They engaged Mosaic to build time series classification models to identify and alert on smoking events from the streaming sensor data.

By Drew Clancy, ago

AI-Powered Manufacturing Optimization 

Using AI to analyze sensor data, Mosaic helped a renewable energy producer optimize furnace temperature to improve wood pellet production efficiency by reducing slag production and pressure buildup and providing control room operators with easy-to-use recommendations for setting furnace controls.

By Drew Clancy, ago

AI Engine Development for Regional Homebuilding

Mosaic helped one of the US’s largest regional homebuilders deploy an artificial intelligence engine that recommends the optimal community features based on different geographic regions. The recommender delivers data-driven insights the company can trust when planning, building, and positioning new communities.

By Sel Gerosa, ago

Integrated Machine Learning and Mathematical Optimization

For the past several years, ML has exploded in popularity, while the excitement for MO has mostly plateaued. Why this has occurred is very much up for debate. One might surmise that ML is simply a better tool than MO, and therefore it replaced it in terms of popularity. This, however, is wrong-headed. ML and MO are typically used to solve very different problems. One might also think that problems MO has historically solved no longer exist.

By Sel Gerosa, ago
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