Software as a Catalyst for Change: Building a Sustainable Digital Future
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Company deploys private wireless + edge computing to link sensors, robots and ships, helping the Ocean Cleanup locate plastic (project reached 10 million kg recovered) and cutting a medium factory’s cabling by about 1.6 tons; a Chennai plant uses automation and video analytics to check screws to millimeter accuracy, giving an 86% faster assembly-line setup and fewer returns. Machine learning in self-organizing networks delivers roughly 15% energy savings, and replacing drive tests with software validation saves about 850 tonnes CO2.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker welcome
- 1:50UN sustainability definition and SDGs
- 3:13Nokia's sustainability goals and approach
- 5:48Maximizing handprint with private wireless solutions
- 9:20Minimizing footprint with AI and energy management
- 12:33Call to action for sustainable software development
- 15:00Closing remarks and thank you
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