Ford is using artificial intelligence to build ultra-reliable engines, which can last a minimum of 15 years or 225,000 miles. Shifting from automation to a unique hybrid strategy, Ford combines heavy computing power on the factory floor with the expertise of veteran engineers who can catch microscopic flaws before vehicles reach dealerships.
Vice President of Vehicle Hardware Engineering at Ford Motor Company, Charles Poon, is the direct engineering executive who is pushing the use of AI data analysis to build Ford's ultra-reliable, 225,000-mile engine lineup.
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