A Workshop for Business Leaders – Learn how to innovate with AI through Human-Centered Design.
AT KINESTRY, WE HELP ORGANIZATIONS DISCOVER HOW TO IMPLEMENT AI IN THEIR BUSINESS PRACTICE TO CREATE SUSTAINABLE VALUE AND UNIQUE COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE.
We are an innovation studio located in Los Angeles, CA; a team of researchers, creatives, and technologists at heart - here to question the status quo to help companies move beyond it. We believe that innovation and technology should always go hand in hand and we help organizations understand the value Artificial Intelligence can bring.
Our technological expertise (Machine Learning, Neural Networks, Data Science, IoT, Cloud Computing) coupled with a Human-Centered Design approach enables our team to work with our clients in their initial design, prototyping, and project scaling.
We prepare organizations for the Future of Work by building technical capabilities in existing teams and creating a data- driven culture around AI.
As governments and organizations are seeking ways to mitigate the impact of a global crisis on supply chain operations, product manufacturing, and maintenance, it might be a good time to explore how AI, IoT, and Cloud Computing can help organizations in the current acceleration of digital services.
Andrew Zhang, PhD, CTO of Kinestry, worked on an AI Project, leveraging AI, IoT, and Cloud Computing to address equipment stability, unplanned downtime, and maintenance overruns of commercial printers for a Fortune Global 500 company.
After implementation, the company saw a cost reduction of approximately 40% in product maintenance. In this case study, we share how current advancements in AI, IoT, and Cloud Computing can provide Smart Maintenance for larger commercial products.
So … good news and bad news. The bad news is: the months and years ahead will present marketers and brand managers with high stakes, tight budgets, and a vastly expanded need for consumers to connect their ever-changing values, needs, and emotional states with authentic and bold, yet humble brands. The good news is: the quarantine as created history’s largest consumer research panel.
But while plentiful, that data is scattered across many sources, often behind the closed, Golden doors of Silicon Valley giants, and – perhaps most discouraging- is in formats (video, text, etc.) that are extremely unstructured, hence very challenging to parse from a technical standpoint.
This is the new arms race for brands: either developing or accessing AI-driven consumer insights tools that considerably raise the bar in thedepth of understanding of what consumers think and want.
