There is the world’s largest generative AI for cancer detection.
Recent studies have revealed a worrying 60% increase in cancer cases in the future. In response to this, the company Paige, in collaboration with Microsoft, has developed a generative digital pathology AI. What is this major scientific breakthrough?
The latest V1 version of Virchow uses a dataset that enables the AI to learn a wide variety of tissue types, understand cancer morphology, and use this information to effectively identify tissue patterns of cancers, even rare ones where data is limited.
The technology used by this AI facilitates efficient processing of complex pathology data at an affordable cost. This makes it a widely applicable tool in real clinical settings.
Thanks to this technology, smaller scale hospitals and clinics will be able to take advantage of digital pathology, thus improving access to accurate and timely diagnosis. In addition, this innovative breakthrough will enable pharmaceutical companies to more accurately assess cancer treatment options, and improve and develop various oncology therapies.
Development of “Virchow V2” is already underway, which will significantly increase the size of the training dataset and model, while improving training methodologies to establish more effective strategies for model research and development.
At Nubeprint we recognize the positive impact that AI has in establishing a diagnosis suited to the customer’s needs according to their specialty, no two customers are the same. For this very reason, we have developed NubAI, a generative AI assistant designed to boost efficiency in print fleet management. NubAI can provide personalized recommendations on how to optimize specific areas of your print fleet. It also provides detailed information on Cloudprint Panel functionalities and project-specific data when requested.
Since its launch at the end of 2023, we have dedicated continuous efforts to the development of NubAI to ensure an advanced and efficient experience for our users. This commitment reflects our dedication to technological innovation and to delivering solutions that drive customer satisfaction and operational efficiency.
The Managed Print Services (MPS) story is one of uninterrupted change rather than sudden discovery. Although its inception has no specific moment in time, the origins of print management date back to the 1990s. What has this metamorphosis been like…?
The creation of the Managed Print Services Association (MPSA) in 2009 marked an important milestone in the trajectory of MPS. Since then, events such as the first Managed Print Conference and the debut of trade magazines have further strengthened the field.
One of the key points in the recent evolution of MPS lies in the shift in focus from devices to document lifecycle management, especially in the context of the mixed office and cloud collaboration.
Another highlight consists of changes in device placement and document procedures, driven by digitization and technology accessibility.
The recent pandemic accelerated many of these changes, especially the adoption of remote and hybrid work, forcing companies to rethink their processes and priorities. New opportunities were generated for MPS providers, highlighting the importance of security, digital transformation and blended work solutions.
Another trend to highlight is the shift in focus from physical printing to document management in the cloud. With online collaboration and real-time document editing, printing has become less crucial in certain scenarios, although it is still relevant in specific sectors. Automation, driven especially by AI, promises to improve efficiency and accuracy in MPS operations, eliminating human errors and optimizing processes.
However, MPS providers face ongoing challenges, such as attracting and retaining talent, and growing cybersecurity concerns. As technology advances, so do potential threats, requiring constant diligence and awareness.
In conclusion, the evolution of MPS has been continuous, adapting to technological changes and new ways of working. As the industry looks to the future, innovation, diversification and security are crucial elements in maintaining success in an increasingly digitized business environment. MPSs have not only endured but represent an ongoing opportunity to adapt and grow in the changing business landscape.
Nubeprint offers a managed MPS solution with dynamic algorithms and filters. In 2013, it developed the first A.I. engine for MPS and, since 2017, it has had Machine Learning (ML) developed specifically for MPS: through this machine learning, the system develops pattern recognition and the ability to learn continuously, with predictions based on Big Data, after which it makes the necessary adjustments without having been specifically programmed to do so.
Nubeprint participates in The Recycler Live – Brussels conference.
This important event will take place in Brussels May 15 -16 at the Martins hotel. It will bring together leading remanufacturers, suppliers, OEMs, sales professionals and entrepreneurs from all over Europe. What will it consist of…?
The organizer is the prestigious magazine The Recycler, which specializes in the print remanufacturing industry, in collaboration with ETIRA (European Toner and Ink Remanufacturers Association).
With regard to the seminar program, several conferences stand out:
– GM Technology’s COO, José Ángel Muñoz, will share his perspective on current and future hardware reuse in Europe.
– Vincent van Dijk, Secretary General of ETIRA, will explain the outlook for the toner and inkjet remanufacturing industry, focusing on legislative developments and offering strategic responses to adapt to the market.
– Javier Martinez, President of ETIRA, will explain the current status of printer cartridges, focusing on regulations, compliance requirements and intellectual property issues today. He will then project into the first quarter of 2025 to forecast possible changes and developments in these areas.
Following ETIRA’s members-only General Assembly, the Recycler 2024 Remanufacturer of the Year Awards will be presented starting at 8 p.m. on May 15.
ETIRA (European Toner and Ink Remanufacturers Association) is a non-profit organization, with legal headquarters in Brussels and its general secretariat located in Breda (The Netherlands). It represents the interests of the European toner and ink remanufacturing industry, service providers and distributors in the EU.
To become a member, ETIRA requires compliance with a code of ethics aimed at respecting intellectual property and strict compliance with European regulations. ETIRA’s reputation is supported by the fact that it is frequently used as an advisory body to European and national authorities on free trade, environmental and health safety issues.
ETIRA provides a wide range of services to its members and the industry in general, mainly on issues such as safety, quality and product standardization, establishing a remanufacturing code of conduct.
The European Commission has taken this code into account for the implementation of the Eco Label, which will come into force in the first quarter of 2025.
Nubeprint, which is participating as a sponsor in the event, has collaborated with the European Commission in its unwavering support of a circular economy model. Nubeprint’s technology helps companies to efficiently and automatically manage the consumable lifecycle, eliminate waste and position the remanufactured cartridge as the preferred cartridge for printing in any corporate-sensitive entity.
Nubeprint allows you to measure and verify the adequacy of your processes towards the circular economy, optimizing your printing resources and verifying that your company is making a true commitment towards achieving a neutral impact.
Nubeprint would like to wish all those who will be attending Recycler Live a fruitful encounter with the growing opportunities in the sector. See you over a cup of coffee, do you feel like it?
Space exploration and colonization open the door to an interplanetary future.
In the last decade, space exploration has captured the attention of millions of people around the world. From missions to Mars to the search for habitable exoplanets, humanity is taking ever closer steps into the vast cosmos around us. However, beyond mere exploration? Is space colonization becoming a realistic and achievable goal…?
The idea of colonizing other planets has long been the subject of speculation, but recent technological advances and the growing interest of space agencies and private companies are turning this vision into a tangible possibility.
A prime example is SpaceX’s space program, led by Elon Musk, which has the ultimate goal of colonizing Mars. With his Starship spacecraft, Musk intends to carry out manned missions to the Red Planet within the next decade.
Why colonize other planets? First, space colonization could provide a kind of insurance for human survival. As our population and technology continue to advance, the need to diversify our habitats beyond Earth increases.
Second, space exploration and colonization could lead to important scientific and technological breakthroughs that benefit humanity as a whole.
However, space colonization is not without its obstacles, such as high costs. Although technological advances are reducing these costs, it remains a difficult undertaking. The distance and harsh environmental conditions of other planets also present significant logistical and engineering challenges.
In addition to Mars, other potential destinations for colonization include the Moon and some of the satellites of Jupiter and Saturn, such as Europa and Titan, respectively. The Moon, in particular, has received a lot of attention in recent years due to its proximity to Earth and the potential resources it could harbor, such as water and minerals.
As we move into an era of space colonization, it is important to address the ethical and legal issues that arise. Who has the right to claim ownership of a planet or moon? How will we manage natural resources on other worlds? These are complex questions that will require careful consideration and international cooperation.
In addition, we must be aware of the environmental impact that our presence on other planets could have. As we explore and colonize space, it is crucial to minimize our ecological footprint and preserve the integrity of the extraterrestrial ecosystems we encounter.
All in all, the future of space exploration and colonization is promising. As we continue to expand our frontiers beyond Earth, we are writing the next chapter in human history. Space colonization offers us the opportunity to explore the unknown and secure a future for generations to come in the vast universe around us.
Nubeprint, at the forefront of technological advances, has pioneered the development of intelligent monitoring technology. It invests more than 30% of its turnover in R+D+i. The result is a new patent every 2 years and dozens of unique developments with recognized intellectual property.
AI is unlocking the secrets of the Shroud of Turin.
The Shroud, a relic fraught with controversy, supposedly wrapped the body of Jesus after his crucifixion. Over the centuries, it has been the subject of countless studies. Now, AI joins the investigation: what new findings does it hold for us…?
The Guarini Chapel (Turin, Italy), a masterpiece of Baroque architecture, was built at the end of the 17th century to house the Holy Shroud.
This relic (also called Synode) has been the subject of intense debate over the years. In 1988, radiocarbon dating tests determined that the cloth had a medieval origin, contrary to the belief that it was the shroud of Jesus.
However, in the last decade, AI has emerged as a powerful tool in the study of the Synod. A team of researchers used machine learning algorithms to analyze images of the cloth and discovered possible traces of human blood. This finding found that contamination accumulated on the sheet over the centuries may have affected the radiocarbon dating results.
AI has also focused on the facial features present on the sacred cloth. Using facial recognition algorithms, these features have been compared to known artistic depictions of Jesus, revealing a striking similarity.
The use of AI in the study of the Synod has opened up new avenues of research. Machine learning algorithms can analyze large data sets and discover patterns that might go unnoticed by humans. This combination of technology and tradition has led to new findings and a reconsideration of previous theories about the authenticity of the sacred cloth.
The combination of AI, along with DNA analysis and current radiocarbon dating, will provide an accurate understanding of the origin and authenticity of the Shroud. In addition, AI will help preserve the cloth in the long term.
In short, the incorporation of AI into the study of the Shroud represents a new dimension between faith and technology. New findings will reveal the secrets of this ancient enigma, offering a unique perspective on Christian history and faith.
Nubeprint has a managed MPS solution with dynamic algorithms and filters. In 2013, it develops the first A.I. engine for MPS and, since 2017, it has a Machine Learning (ML) developed specifically for MPS.
Leading new technological advances in AI, Nubeprint has the NubAI generative AI assistant, similar to ChatGPT, which responds in real time to any help question about the system and any query about the status of customer projects, being a fundamental tool to achieve cost savings and optimize the printer fleet.
In a recent article we saw how NubAI, Nubeprint’s generative AI assistant, advises every account manager in a matter of minutes on cost-saving measures to optimize the printer fleet. Let’s see now how it answers the most frequently asked questions about the day-to-day management of the Panel.
1st. How do I remove a machine from the system?
“To remove a machine from the Nubeprint system, you must follow these steps:
1. Access the Inventory application within the Nubeprint platform.
2. Use the Search field to locate the printer you wish to remove by entering the serial number and pressing enter on the keyboard.
3. Once you have located the printer, proceed to remove it from the current project.
If in the future you need to reinstall a device that has been removed in order to be able to monitor it again in the same project, you must perform the Reinstall action. This action can be performed from the Backend or, if you do not have access to it, you can request assistance from Nubeprint Support.
If your intention is to move a printer from one Project to another, after removing the printer and reinstalling it in the new location with its corresponding CPM, the printer will appear in the system associated to the new Project”.
2nd. How do I delete a project?
“To delete a project in Nubeprint, you must follow these steps:
1. Go to the Settings app within Nubeprint.
2. Locate the Delete Project section.
3. Click on the Apply button to proceed with the project deletion.
Remember that deleting a project will not only delete the selected project, but also all the printing devices associated with it, as well as the DCA license of that project. The action of deleting a project is irreversible, so make sure that you really want to delete it before executing the action”.
3rd. Where can I put my email to receive notifications?
“To set your email and receive notifications in Nubeprint, you must access the Settings section of your user profile within the platform and add or modify your email address in the corresponding option. Be sure to save the changes and configure the notifications according to your preferences”.
4th. How can I mark the thresholds in days?
“To mark thresholds in days in Nubeprint, follow these steps:
1. Select the project on which you want to modify the consumable level thresholds.
2. Click on the THRESHOLDS button, which will change its appearance to indicate whether it is enabled by “days” or by “percentage”.
3. Clicking the button will open a window that allows you to switch from “%” mode to “days” mode. It is recommended to use the “days” mode for optimal management.
4. Configure the thresholds according to your needs to send the replenishment consumables on the optimal date and take advantage of the Grouped Shipments app if you are managing equipment with thresholds in days”.
This is just one more example of the potential of your NubAI assistant. Ask any question about the Panel’s functionalities and you will get a detailed answer in a matter of seconds. You will be able to manage your Panel smoothly.
Companies are still managing cost per copy without a monitoring system.
The other day I was very surprised when talking to a printer and consumables distributor who deals with cost per copy. When I asked him what monitoring system he used, he told me that he didn’t use any, that he used emails, calls and visits to get the counters, but that it took him a week to collect all the information. Wouldn’t it be easier to have a monitoring system…?
This distributor told me that he managed a fleet of some 200 printers of different brands on a pay-per-use basis, that customers asked him for consumables when they ran out (in addition to leaving 1-2 in stock) and that he also found out about breakdowns when they called him. His ordeal in getting the meters for billing I mentioned above.
When I started to explain to him that Nubeprint has a printer monitoring system that automates all these tasks, he was perplexed, he didn’t know that systems like ours existed and had never heard of them.
After informing him that he would have a Panel where all his clients’ printers would be located, I focused on his specific needs (consumables alerts, technical alerts and counters) in a direct way and without going into too much detail.
Regarding the consumable alerts, I told him that each one would appear in the Panel with enough time to reach his client, only once, and that it would disappear when the consumable was installed. In this way, your customer would not have to notify you and, better still, you would avoid any printers being left idle, the worst inconvenience of all. In addition, there would be no need to leave stock at the customer’s site, which often gets lost or damaged. Finally, I informed him that he would save about 30% on consumables purchases thanks to the automation of the Nubeprint system.
As for the technical alerts, he soon understood that it was better for them to appear on the panel, receiving the error code of the machine to know for sure the fault to be solved and provide an efficient service to his customers.
And when it came to the meters, he was convinced to purchase our system. Not only would he get them at the touch of a button, but he would save the time and travel costs he had to date, in addition to being able to invoice all his customers every month, something he did not always achieve.
The experience with this distributor, which was not the only one, shows that not everyone is on the same level when it comes to managing a fleet of printers. In this case, monitoring with only 3 functionalities was enough to move to another level of management. The Nubeprint system has 22 apps that make it possible to improve it even further: from grouping shipments and order forecasting (up to 90 days), to premium apps, such as profitability, performance and coverage.
The Mobile World Congress 2024 presented important technological innovations.
Barcelona became the world’s technology capital at the end of February, thanks to MWC 2024. With more than 100,000 attendees and 2,400 stands, the event witnessed technological novelties of all kinds. What were the highlights…?
The Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2024 was much more than just a technology showcase, highlighting a digital future without borders. From robotics to the enormous possibilities of AI, Virtual and Augmented Reality, as well as innovations in display and component technology, MWC 2024 has meant an open space for creativity and vision.
The devices presented exceeded all expectations. From foldable mobiles that transform before our eyes to wrist-worn smartphones that seemed like science fiction, each device is set to take the user experience to another level. Battery life and the visual quality of displays have become the cornerstones of this new wave of innovation.
However, what really grabbed the attention was the omnipresence of Artificial Intelligence. Samsung showcased the enormous possibilities of AI, from instant translations in calls and chats to vast improvements in image and video capture. In this way, AI becomes a common thread that connects all our digital interactions, endowing them with unprecedented depth and efficiency.
Robots have also been major players at MWC 2024. Powered by AI, these mechanical beings are not mere cold, functional machines: they now challenge visitors in board games with unexpected cunning; they also assist in household tasks, merging the human and the technological.
The congress also heralded the imminent arrival of 6G networks, a promise of mobile connectivity that defies the limits of time and space. With lower latency and data rates against all logic, 6G networks open the door to an even more interconnected and dynamic digital world.
But beyond devices and networks, MWC 2024 was a tribute to the fusion of the digital and the tangible. From advances in quantum computing to the expansion of Extended Reality, each innovation projects a future where technology becomes a natural extension of ourselves, where the boundaries between the real and the virtual blur.
On the other hand, transparent screens and hologram technology mean interaction between the digital and the physical. Lenovo’s laptop, with its semi-transparent, bezel-less display, represents just a taste of what is to come.
In short, Mobile World Congress 2024 was not simply a technology showcase, but a manifesto of human creativity and a glimpse of a promising future. With every innovation, every breakthrough, MWC 2024 has reminded us that the only limit to the future is our own imagination.
In June 2010, Nubeprint was born with a clear vocation to serve the business society through the intelligent use of monitoring technology, being a pioneer in the development of intelligent monitoring technology (it invests more than 30% of its turnover in R&D&I).
As the latest and most recent technological innovation, Nubeprint has introduced the new NubAI generative AI assistant, similar to ChatGPT, which responds in real time to any help question about the system and to any query about the status of customer projects, optimizing the management of the printer fleet and enabling cost savings.
It takes as little as 10 minutes to learn how to improve printer fleet management.
As part of the Nubeprint team, I was testing NubAI, our generative AI assistant, which is similar to Chat GPT, the other day. And I did it with the intention of making it difficult, I wanted to know how far it was able to go in its answers. Truth be told, I was perplexed at the accuracy and detail it showed me. Do you want to know how it surprised me…?
By asking some typical questions suggested by the NubAI wizard, these were the exact answers, just as NubAI answered them:
1. Give me information about the A4FK011004733 printer.
“The printer with serial number A4FK011004733 is a Konica Minolta Bizhub C284 model, color multifunctional. It has a total print counter of 585226 prints, with 472127 in black and 113099 in color. The IP address is 192.168.1.142. Toner levels are: 36% for black with 9720 pages remaining, 95% for cyan with 23750 pages remaining, 90% for magenta with 9144 pages remaining, and 78% for yellow with 19500 pages remaining. The black drum kit is at 63% with 81900 pages remaining. The fuser kit is at 93% with 548700 pages remaining. The transfer belt is at 86% with 193500 pages remaining. The waste toner is at 36.94% with 14775 pages remaining. The color drum kit is at 77% with 73150 pages remaining.”
2. What is the black consumable coverage on the A4FK011004733 machine?
“The black consumable coverage on the A4FK011004733 machine is 15,804%.”
3. How is the performance of the Madera project?
“The performance of the Madera project can be described as follows:
– There are no printers with a usage rate considered optimal, indicating that all printers are underutilized.
– The project has a total of 6 underutilized printers.
– The monitoring rate of the printers is not optimal, with 6 printers not adequately monitored.
– In terms of color management, of the 6 printers, 2 are adequately managed, with an average monthly color management of 29.
– The project has achieved a total CO2 savings of 94.86 kg and has recycled a total of 47 cartridges, reflecting a positive environmental awareness.
– The total waste percentage is 4.60%, with an environmental measure of 95.40.
– Currently, there are no data capture devices (DCA) online and 1 offline.
– There are 3 machines online and 3 offline, which could affect operational efficiency.
– All printers are connected as NET and have thresholds set in days.
– All underutilized printers have a delivery method in DIRECT DELIVERY.
– A total of 2 technical alerts and 8 user alerts have been recorded, with a monthly average of 0.33 and 1.33 respectively.
These indicators suggest that there are areas for improvement in the performance of the Madera project, especially in terms of printer utilization and monitoring.”
And so much for my experience in just 10 minutes, the efficiency of the answers speak for themselves. Then I put myself in my client’s role and, with NubAI’s answer in one hand and the Panel in the other, I started to adjust parameters in the system to improve the management of the contract I asked about.
It was a simple process and within anyone’s reach. The NubAI Wizard allows any account manager to identify in minutes opportunities for improvement in order to take steps to save on costs and optimize the printer fleet without having a deep knowledge of the panel or its functionalities: just ask and get a real-time answer from your NubAI Wizard.
The activation of the NubAI generative AI assistant has already begun in 30% of the different Nubeprint systems, with full deployment scheduled for March. We explain below what it will consist of.
What new features will appear once we have deployed NubAI?
1) You will see a renewed Panel:
– New icons (you can recover its usual iconography from the usual button, top right).
– Renewed header
2) You will have NubAI: access to the system through the AI with which you will be able to interact, making queries that will allow you to know your park better and improve its management. NubAI also solves operational questions (such as “operator’s manual”) or tactical questions (such as, for example, identifying the best solution for monitoring a customer according to its characteristics). NubAI will be available by default in the Operator and Partner profiles (it will not be activated in the Customer profile).
Is there a cost for the Nubeprint customer?
NubAI is included in your license. The content of the queries is related to the features you have purchased, so the scope of the queries is limited to the apps you have purchased. The functionalities whose content is included in a “Business Consulting” service are currently delivered in Beta mode and at no cost to the customer. If these conditions change in the future, you will be notified well in advance.
Is this all that NubAI offers or are there plans to add more?
In the coming months and in the long term, more benefits will be added to NubAI with the aim of turning it into a business advisor and management assistant for monitored print services. There is no limit: the limit will be set by the value added for you, a Nubeprint customer. For this reason, we encourage you to share with us your experience with NubAI and tell us what else you would like to be able to do with the AI that Nubeprint has made available to you*.
* Send a comment about your experience with NubAI to info@nubeprint.com, indicating your name, company and license number (at the top right of the panel, by clicking on ).
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