Beyond Limits enables companies to drive exceptional innovation beyond conventional AI

Beyond Limits is an industrial and enterprise-grade artificial intelligence company built for the most demanding sectors including energy, utilities, and healthcare.

Beyond traditional artificial intelligence, the organization’s unique Cognitive AI technology combines numeric techniques like machine learning with embedded human knowledge to provide clear, reliable recommendations that enable customers to boost operational insights, improve operating conditions, enhance performance at every level, and ultimately increase profits.

Founded in 2014, Beyond Limits leverages a significant investment portfolio of advanced technology developed at Caltech’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory for NASA space missions. The company was recently honored by Frost & Sullivan as a Company of the Year for their 2021 Best Practices Award and by CB Insights on their 2020 List of Top 100 Most Innovative Artificial Intelligence Startups.

To deep dive into this fascinating topic of artificial intelligence and its industrial and enterprise level applications, we spoke to Leonard Lee, President of Beyond Limits APAC. During the conversation, Leonard shared insights on the role which AI plays in building a sustainable future, including how its solutions are driving growth for some of the most demanding industries.

Additionally, Leonard touched on:

Beyond Limits’ history, its footprint in the region as well as the industries it focuses on
How Beyond Limits’ customers use their solutions
Cognitive AI and how this is a differentiator for businesses in the energy sector
The use of AI to improve operational efficiencies across the oil and gas industry whilst simultaneously tackling critical concerns like sustainability
The critical role which AI plays in building a sustainable future
Beyond Limits’s secret sauce – how the organization differs from its competitors
How Beyond Limits is addressing the talent gap
Key things to watch out for from Beyond Limits in 2022/23