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How small language models can advance digital transformation – part 2

Small language models (SLMs) can perform better than large language models (LLMs). This counterintuitive idea applies to many engineering applications because many artificial intelligence (AI) applications don’t require an LLM. We often assume that more information technology capacity is better for search, data analytics and digital transformation. SLMs offer numerous

10 most common transporting mistakes for large-format Li-ion batteries

Sponsored by DGeo. Transporting Li-ion batteries? Make room for mastery, not mistakes. Transporting very large format lithium batteries—for electric vehicles, solar power storage, data center backup and other purposes—is a major undertaking. Navigating the process safely, compliantly and efficiently is an ongoing challenge, and it’s not uncommon for mistakes to

Get ready to weigh in on an overhaul of carbon accounting for electricity 

The Greenhouse Gas Protocol, which publishes rules used by 97 percent of companies that calculate and disclose their greenhouse gas emissions, is finalizing proposed revisions to how companies can report on emissions related to their electricity usage.  The recommended changes will make it more complicated for companies — especially ones

CONTACT Elements 2026.1 boosts performance for industrial software

CONTACT Software has released the latest version of its low-code platform, CONTACT Elements 2026.1, introducing performance and efficiency improvements designed to accelerate digital transformation. The latest CONTACT Elements release improves performance and efficiency by transitioning from the Windows client to a fully optimized web architecture. The new CONTACT Elements release

Elon Musk teases previously unknown Tesla Optimus capability

Elon Musk revealed a new capability that Tesla Optimus should have, and it is one that will surely surprise many people, as it falls outside the CEO’s scope of his several companies. Tesla Optimus is likely going to be the biggest product the company ever develops, and Musk has even

Three things Tesla needs to improve with Full Self-Driving v14 release

As Tesla plans to release Full Self-Driving version 14 this week after CEO Elon Musk detailed a short delay in its rollout, there are several things that continue to plague what are extremely well-done drives by the suite. Tesla Full Self-Driving has truly revolutionized the way I travel, and I

Tesla Optimus steals the show during TRON: ARES premiere

Just a few days ago, Elon Musk shared a video of Tesla Optimus demonstrating some kung fu moves with a human partner. The video was impressive, though some were confused about why the Optimus team was busying itself with what appeared to be a cool but frivolous demonstration.  With the

Tesla plant manager tips off affordable model production

A plant manager at a Tesla factory just tipped off the fact that the company will begin production of an affordable model in the coming weeks, all but confirming that a new car will be unveiled tomorrow. Tesla has been teasing some kind of product unveiling for October 7 on

Is this generative AI rendering tool a “KeyShot killer”?

The last time Engineering.com wrote about Depix Technologies, developer of generative AI rendering software, CEO Philip Lunn claimed the technology “made designers cry.” When Lunn reached out recently about Depix’s latest project, ImageLab, he took the hyperbole even further. “Last year we made designers cry. This year we will make

Webinar: Inside EV safety – industrial CT insights into EV battery reliability

Electric vehicle batteries are at the heart of the EV revolution, but they also pose unique safety and reliability challenges. Overcharging, thermal stress, and hidden manufacturing defects can lead to serious risks that are difficult to detect with conventional methods. In this webinar, you’ll learn how industrial CT scanning provides

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