Veritone Declares Machine Studying Mannequin for SMA Sunny Central Solar Inverters to Drive Grid Reliability in International Inexperienced Vitality Transition – Enterprise Wire

DENVER–(BUSINESS WIRE) – Veritone, Inc. (NASDAQ: VERI), the developer of the world’s first artificial intelligence operating system, aiWARE ™, today announced the development of a new device learning model for the market-leading solar inverters SMA Sunny Central, part of the GRID (Grid Reliability in Device) to accelerate the clean energy adoption by developing a library of learning models for devices that enable predictive control of shared distributed energy resources (DERs), including solar and storage inverters, battery storage systems, EV chargers, wind turbines and hydropower plants . The company expects this initiative to simplify the integration of decentralized energy resources (DER), extend the life of the systems and increase the resilience of the networks.

Utilities, Independent Power Producers (IPPs) and microgrid developers face reliability challenges in integrating and managing green energy sources due to their variable nature. Fluctuations in the power provided by these sources can cause costly damage to grid systems and inefficient power distribution. In addition, extreme weather conditions can cause entire networks to fail without autonomously controlled microgrids. Without predictive AI modeling and control of grid systems, these reliability challenges will persist.

Veritone Energy Solutions are predictive, AI-powered solutions that balance and strengthen the grid to increase reliability, reduce operating costs, and improve resilience. Veritone expects a device learning model for Sunny Central solar inverters from SMA – the third largest PV inverter manufacturer according to Wood Mackenzie – will help utility companies, operators and developers with solar systems realize these benefits faster than ever before. This predictive, dynamic and continuously updated decision model reflects the current state of the SMA inverter and works in conjunction with other dynamic models that reflect the current state of the broader grid, optimizes energy distribution and informs the Veritone controllers on the inverter how they are most efficient work can manage energy through the device to meet grid demand at the lowest possible cost.

“Our planned compatibility with SMA reflects our continued commitment to accelerate the clean energy transition using AI,” said Chad Steelberg, Veritone chairman and CEO. “Ready-made forecast models for SMA Sunny Central inverters help energy suppliers, operators and developers who use these inverters in their grids to use all the advantages of an AI-controlled grid faster than ever before.”

The patented Veritone CDI Edge Control Agent technology is used to model and control multiple SMA inverters and synchronize them to enable autonomous grid control and decision making throughout the network, resulting in optimal economic distribution during normal operation and the resilience of macro and micro grids during extreme weather events. The compatibility with SMA solar inverters also enables solar smoothing, which extends the service life of the system and reduces the risk of inverter burnout and the resulting environmental damage.

“SMA inverters for PV deliver the next generation of PV power,” says Wolf Kohn, Chief Scientist at Veritone and inventor of Veritone’s patented CDI technology. “We expect that our predictive AI models for SMA inverters will significantly increase the reliability and longevity of the inverters when they are integrated into new and older grids.”

Veritone is currently building a library of device learning models for the largest and most innovative clean energy device manufacturers, resulting in “plug and play” network compatibility with Veritone’s aiWARE operating system and predictive energy solutions. Veritone expects this library of device models that reflect behavior characteristics and interactions with power devices will scale its AI-powered energy business faster and help achieve its goal of connected, on-demand, green, and autonomous power grids.

For more information on Veritone Energy Solutions, please visit: https://www.veritone.com/solutions/energy/

About Veritone

Veritone (Nasdaq: VERI) is a leading provider of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies and solutions. The company’s proprietary operating system, aiWARE ™, supports a wide variety of AI applications and intelligent process automation solutions that are transforming both commercial and government organizations. aiWARE orchestrates a growing ecosystem of machine learning models to turn audio, video and other data sources into actionable information. The company’s AI developer tools enable its customers and partners to easily develop and deploy custom applications that leverage the power of AI to dramatically improve operational efficiencies and unlock untapped opportunities. Veritone is headquartered in Denver, Colorado with offices in Costa Mesa, Denver, London, New York and San Diego. To learn more, visit www.veritone.com.

About SMA

As the world’s leading specialist in photovoltaic and storage system technology, the SMA Group is setting standards today for the decentralized and renewable energy supply of tomorrow. The SMA portfolio includes a wide range of efficient PV and battery inverters, holistic system solutions for PV and battery storage systems of all performance classes, intelligent energy management systems and complete solutions for PV diesel hybrid applications. Digital energy services as well as extensive services including operation and maintenance services for PV power plants round off the SMA offering. SMA inverters with a total output of more than 100 gigawatts are installed in over 190 countries worldwide. The multiple award-winning technology from SMA is protected by over 1,600 patents and utility models. The Group’s parent company, SMA Solar Technology AG, has been listed in the Prime Standard of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (S92) since 2008 and is listed in the TecDAX.

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