Vadim Pinskiy
Vice President of R&D, Nanotronics

Vadim Pinskiy is the vice president of research and development at Nanotronics, where he oversees product development, short-term R&D, and long-term development of AI platforms. Vadim completed his doctorate work in neuroscience, focused on mouse neuroanatomy using high throughput whole slide imaging and advanced tracing techniques. Previously, he earned his master’s in biomedical engineering from Cornell University and his bachelor’s and master’s in electrical and biomedical from the Stevens Institute of Technology. Vadim is interested in applying advanced AI methods and systems to solving practical problems in biological and product manufacturing.

Sessions

1:45pm–2:25pm Wednesday, September 11, 2019

Location: 230 B

Development and application of advanced AI decision making for manufacturing

R&D and Innovation

Secondary topics: Machine Learning, Mobile Computing, IoT, Edge, Reinforcement Learning

Vadim Pinskiy (Nanotronics)

Statistical manufacturing has remained largely unchanged since postwar Japan. AI and DL allow for nonlinear feedback and feed-forward systems to be integrated for real-time monitoring and evolution of each part assembly. Vadim Pinskiy explores a system capable of detecting, classifying, and automatically correcting for manufacturing defects in a multinodal process. Read more.