ScaleOut
Software introduces generative AI and machine-learning (ML) powered
enhancements to its ScaleOut Digital Twins cloud service and on-premises
hosting platform with the release of Version 4. This latest release introduces
generative AI integration through OpenAI's large language model, significantly
expanding the ability of digital twins to analyze data, detect anomalies and
provide real-time insights when monitoring complex live systems. By leveraging
these capabilities, operations managers can quickly pinpoint and address
emerging issues while reducing their workload. Version 4 also adds automatic
retraining for ML algorithms running within digital twins, continuously
improving their monitoring capabilities as they process new telemetry
data.
ScaleOut's
Version 4 generative AI and ML features move real-time monitoring towards fully
autonomous operations that boost both safety and efficiency in managing large,
complex systems. This technology can be applied across numerous industries,
including transportation networks, security systems, smart cities, and military
asset tracking.
"ScaleOut
Digital Twins Version 4 marks a pivotal step in harnessing AI and machine
learning for real-time operational intelligence," said Dr. William Bain, CEO
and founder of ScaleOut Software. "By integrating these technologies, we're
transforming how organizations monitor and respond to complex system dynamics -
making it faster and easier to uncover insights that would otherwise go
unnoticed. This release is about more than just new features; it's about
redefining what's possible in large-scale, real-time monitoring and predictive
modeling."
Key Features and Benefits of ScaleOut Digital
Twins, Version 4:
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Perform Automatic Anomaly
Detection with Generative AI: Enables users to leverage generative AI for continuous,
real-time anomaly detection. By seamlessly sending aggregated data from digital
twins to OpenAI's large language model, the platform can now identify spikes,
trends, and unusual patterns across historical data streams. This feature
automates the real-time monitoring process, enabling faster detection of
emerging issues while freeing operations managers from constant dashboard
surveillance - allowing them to focus on addressing problems rather than
searching for them.
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Easily Create Data
Visualizations and Queries with Natural Language Prompts: Generative AI now allows users to
explore and visualize aggregated digital twin data by simply describing their
requirements using natural language prompts. This streamlines operations
managers' workflows by allowing AI to assist in creating insightful
visualizations and queries quickly and efficiently - reducing the need to
construct queries manually.
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Automatically Retrain ML
Algorithms in Live Systems: Digital twins now take machine learning to the next
level by not only detecting anomalies in live telemetry data but also
automatically retraining ML algorithms on the fly. By working together, digital
twins can generate and use real-time data to retrain ML algorithms without
interrupting operations. Users also have the option to access this retraining
data for manual retraining and redeployment. This capability ensures that ML
algorithms continuously evolve and adapt to changing conditions, delivering
smarter, faster, and more reliable insights as they process live data.
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Additional Collaboration &
Performance Enhancements: ScaleOut Digital Twins now incorporates ML algorithms
from TensorFlow in addition to Microsoft ML.NET, offering users more options
for deploying machine learning models. Numerous performance improvements enable
the product's in-memory computing platform to demonstrate handling workloads
using more than 3 million digital twins to continuously analyze more than 100
thousand messages per second from different data sources. Digital twins can also
now quickly access and share data using an in-memory data grid.
Application
developers can take advantage of ScaleOut's open-source APIs to construct
digital twin models for real-time monitoring and simulation on the ScaleOut
Digital Twins platform. To streamline development, an open-source workbench
allows developers to test applications before deploying them across thousands
of digital twins.
Built on highly
scalable, in-memory computing technology, the platform supports the live
analysis of data from IoT devices and other sources, delivering actionable
insights in seconds. It also runs large-scale simulations to optimize the
design and operation of complex systems such as transportation networks,
logistics operations, military scenarios, and smart cities.