Following a 6-month study, the team of Turbine MachineGenes has established the feasibility of evolving and growing explicit 'digital twins' (computational models) of sophisticated double-spool aviation engines from very short segments of available (noise-polluted, partial) sensor data, as if those digital twins were living organisms. This involves massively-parallel computing architectures, evolving high-complexity explicit models of thermodynamics and fluid flow.
The US Patent Office has just issued a US patent protecting our new forms of evolutionary machine learning and adversarial artificial intelligence: Patent No. 10,565,329. We have also filed a continuation patent pending (United States Patent Application No. 15/323199).
Our Brisbane team hosted representatives from the AI XPRIZE for a two-day field audit in late 2019. Watch footage of highlights from their visit to Team MachineGenes, working on a medical application of their underlying ML/AI platform.
Team MachineGenes' work was showcased at the United Nations' AI for Good Global Summit exhibition. Special thanks to Advance Queensland and The University of Queensland for their sponsorship of Team MachineGenes.
Read a recent press release from UQ about EMI, TMG and sister company Diabetes Neuromathix in the IBM Watson AI XPRIZE.
Listen to a recent podcast with Dr Nigel Greenwood by Brisbane-based incubator, Little Tokyo Two.
Team MachineGenes is now listed as one of the top-10 teams worldwide in the running for the IBM Watson AI XPRIZE. Out of 147 approved teams (plus a wildcard) in 2017, only 30 teams remain after successive rounds of expert peer review. Team MachineGenes is the only team left in the world outside Europe and North America.
Turbine MachineGenes was named one of Westpac's 2018 Businesses of Tomorrow. A further press release is available here.
The Australian and Singaporean Patent Offices have now granted patents for our evolutionary AI.
Team MachineGenes is one of 59 teams to have advanced to Round 2 of the IBM Watson XPRIZE. Read more here.
Team MachineGenes is now one of 147 teams, selected out of a total of 683 applicants, in the running for the IBM Watson AI XPRIZE after a peer-review by world experts in AI.
EMI was awarded an Ignite Grant by the Queensland Government!
TMG presented at the Myriad Conference hosted in Brisbane on the 31st of March.
EMI patent application enters national phase in USA, Canada, Europe, Hong Kong, Singapore and Australia.
A brief profile on EMI and TMG by Engineers Australia [...]
EMI has received funding under the Queensland Government's Knowledge Transfer Partnerships program to employ a postdoctoral researcher to build and demonstrate a modelling tool for aviation engines, to significantly reduce engine maintenance costs and risks.
The EMI/TMG website was re-released today! Watch this space for more updates on our capabilities, applications, press releases and projects [...]
We celebrated a job win from a globally eminent client.
Evolving Machine Intelligence was last night awarded Winner of the Anthill Cool Company - Innovation Category out of 100 finalists in the Anthill Top 100 Cool Company list [...] See ilab's associated post and Tweet.
The International Examiner has issued its preliminary finding, ruling all 70 claims of the EMI patent application (at PCT stage) to be globally novel and inventive.
International (PCT) patent pending for new forms of evolutionary/swarm-intelligent reconstruction and machine-intelligent adaptive control of complex, highly-nonlinear dynamical systems, using noise-polluted partial information.
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