by Angela Guess
A new press release reports, “Nitro Solutions today introduced a new cognitive computing solution that empowers organizations of any industry or size to integrate cognitive capabilities and artificial intelligence into their businesses. ERIN™, which stands for Enterprise Ready Intelligent NitroAI, is a cognitive service layer on top of Nitro’s machine-learning business platform, NitroAI. Unlike other artificial intelligence solutions that are mainly consumer focused, ERIN was designed from the ground up to integrate with enterprise systems. It seamlessly connects all business systems to consolidate, extract, interpret and analyze information. ‘ERIN is the conduit to a truly digital enterprise,’ said Pete Slade, president and CEO of Nitro Solutions. ‘It bridges the gap between the digital and physical worlds, empowering dynamic human-computer collaboration. The business landscape will change drastically with the adoption of artificial intelligence, and this sort of digital collaboration with cognitive solutions is the future of knowledge’.”
The release goes on, “The machine-learning system boasts a human-like visual representation that can be customized for situational appropriateness. It applies natural language processing and facial recognition techniques to interact with users – matching conversational tone, context and emotion. Additionally, text messages and messaging apps can be used to communicate with ERIN. ERIN can detect the number of people near its camera and track their movements. If there is more than one person in the room, the system is smart enough to switch attention and eye contact between them. It can detect people approaching or leaving, and can tell how far away they are. It learns from every interaction and can improve on past iterations – enhancing capabilities as it becomes more intelligent. ERIN utilizes sensory inputs, natural language processing, pattern recognition, data mining and other methods to mimic human brain functions and enhance decision-making capabilities.”
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