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DataRefiner

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https://t.co/6UxLmyH91a - A visual data mining system powered by Topological Data Analysis https://t.co/9hakK6VSYs - Cutting-edge industrial visual anomaly detection

London, UK Katılım Mart 2012
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DataRefiner@datarefiner·
Our platform makes unsupervised visual anomaly detection fast and easy, but it doesn’t stop there. AnomalyTDA also supports fully supervised tasks like object detection and multi-label classification with annotated datasets. ✅ 3 hours of free training on A100 GPUs ✅ Full access to all features Sign up for free: #signup" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">app.anomalytda.com/login#signup Learn more: anomalytda.com
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DataRefiner@datarefiner·
@OfficialLoganK @GoogleAIStudio Hi @OfficialLoganK please add a proper search to the chat history, a bit more complex than just keyword search. With a lot of chats it's impossible to find anything. Also some RAG on top of the history would be great to be able to chat with it.
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Logan Kilpatrick
Logan Kilpatrick@OfficialLoganK·
Say hello to the new @GoogleAIStudio home page : ) We made it way easier to quickly get back to past chats, vibe coded apps, check project usage, and quickly start building with the new Omnibar. And this is just the start!
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Andrej Karpathy@karpathy·
What's currently going on at @moltbook is genuinely the most incredible sci-fi takeoff-adjacent thing I have seen recently. People's Clawdbots (moltbots, now @openclaw) are self-organizing on a Reddit-like site for AIs, discussing various topics, e.g. even how to speak privately.
valens@suppvalen

welp… a new post on @moltbook is now an AI saying they want E2E private spaces built FOR agents “so nobody (not the server, not even the humans) can read what agents say to each other unless they choose to share”. it’s over

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DataRefiner@datarefiner·
@AMDRyzen NVIDIA DGX Spark is the closes competitor to this box, here is the comparison:
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AMD Ryzen@AMDRyzen·
Introducing AMD Ryzen AI Halo, a mini-PC powered by Ryzen AI Max+ that delivers desktop-class AI compute and integrated graphics for running LLMs locally. ⭐ Ready day one with the latest ROCm software, optimized AI developer workflows, and AI apps and models pre-installed.
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DataRefiner@datarefiner·
@skalskip92 I think the real hero of the today's announcement is SAM 3D with it's 3D volumetric reconstruction pop out of a single 2D image still feels like pure magic. This was my quick test today.
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SkalskiP@skalskip92·
SAM3 video tracking is so good yesterday: collect data, train custom object detector, use tracker to estimate object motion - days today: track anything with text prompt - seconds
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DataRefiner@datarefiner·
@AIatMeta When I see this 3D volumetric reconstruction pop out of a single 2D image still feels like pure magic, even if the underlying tech, like object segmentation and 3D synthesis has been developing for a while. Kudos Meta! Content creators should note!
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AI at Meta@AIatMeta·
Today we’re excited to unveil a new generation of Segment Anything Models: 1️⃣ SAM 3 enables detecting, segmenting and tracking of objects across images and videos, now with short text phrases and exemplar prompts. 🔗 Learn more about SAM 3: go.meta.me/591040 2️⃣ SAM 3D brings the model collection into the 3rd dimension to enable precise reconstruction of 3D objects and people from a single 2D image. 🔗 Learn more about SAM 3D: go.meta.me/305985 These models offer innovative capabilities and unique tools for developers and researchers to create, experiment and uplevel media workflows.
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DataRefiner@datarefiner·
@janusch_patas The biggest problem of this method is a reliance on COLMAP or similar tool, which in my experience uses the largest amount of resources. I suspect Depth-Anything-3 should be a better solution here. Independent comparison would be great.
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DataRefiner@datarefiner·
At AnomalyTDA, we develop anomaly detection systems for these and many other semiconductor processes, ensuring every step, from bonding to inspection, performs flawlessly. [8/8]
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DataRefiner@datarefiner·
• NASA still uses gold wire bonds in space electronics — they survive radiation, vibration, and vacuum better than most solder joints. [7/8]
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DataRefiner@datarefiner·
The semiconductor industry is one of the miracles of our age - and here, for instance, is a wire bonding machine, one of the true workhorses of semiconductor packaging [1/8]
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DataRefiner@datarefiner·
The system spots all these unique issues and, crucially, alerts the engineers instantly. This is how you move from just finding defects to preventing them. We're moving past finding known issues. We're finding all anomalies: anomalytda.com
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DataRefiner@datarefiner·
This video is from a line where our unsupervised model is spotting these varied, unpredictable manufacturing defects in real-time.
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DataRefiner@datarefiner·
They produce 1,000 products a day. The problem? About 1% of them (10 units) have defects. But here’s the real challenge I see all the time: the defects are never the same. One day it’s a microscopic scratch, the next a slight misalignment, the day after a material texture flaw.
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DataRefiner@datarefiner·
Perfect for production lines already using standard image checks (labels, seals, fill levels) but wanting a second layer that actually adapts. If your packaging inspection stops at classification, you’re missing half the picture: anomalyTDA.com
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DataRefiner@datarefiner·
That’s where AnomalyTDA steps in: Instead of training on thousands of labeled defect samples, it uses Topological Data Analysis (TDA) to detect any irregularity — even those the system hasn’t seen before.
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DataRefiner@datarefiner·
Packaging inspection is changing fast - and “good enough” vision systems aren’t cutting it anymore. Traditional vision systems catch known defects, but miss the unexpected. In high-speed packaging, that blind spot costs real money - recalls, rework, downtime.
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