It’s AI everywhere these days. Now Hindustan Zinc Limited, India’s largest zinc producer, has implemented Detect AI, an advanced AI-powered camera surveillance system, across its operations to make the workplace safer.
By leveraging the advanced AI-powered system, it is eliminating manual intervention and augmenting operational efficiency, the company said. It will also ensure compliance of safety practices. For instance, if someone is not following safe industrial practices or not adhering to protective equipment guidelines, this new system can at once trigger alarms.
With API integrations, real-time KPI tracking, and intelligent automation, Detect AI transforms industrial safety by reducing incidents, enhancing compliance, and enabling proactive risk mitigation, says the company.
The AI-powered computer vision solution is part of the Vedanta Group company’s digital transformation strategy.
AI centre of excellence
Deloitte has announced a significant scaling up of its global artificial intelligence (AI) simulation centre of excellence (CoE). This CoE is a part of its global investment of $3 billion in generative AI (GenAI) through FY30.
Launched first in Bengaluru to serve Deloitte’s global network, the simulation CoE aims to accelerate clients’ decision-making processes, mitigate potential risks, and maximise their return on investment (ROI). Using real-time insights, the CoE seeks to develop advanced visualisations, simulations and scenario modelling, digital twins and multi-agent systems.
The simulation CoE is newly integrated into existing Deloitte Experience Centres to offer immersive experiences to clients, enabling a more nuanced understanding of multiple scenarios while supporting the formulation of precise, clear and accelerated strategic plans.
“The global AI simulation centre of excellence will help revolutionise the way clients approach strategy development,” says Deloitte Global Strategy, Risk and Transactions leader Nicolai Andersen.
