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Visual Question Answering (VQA) combines computer vision with natural language processing, offering a versatile AI tool for interpreting images. It has wide-ranging applications across industries but faces challenges such as high computational demands and potential biases which can be overcome by using the right tools and equipment. Gravio's integration with OpenAI demonstrates VQA's practical use, enabling organizations a chance to disrupt their respective industries. In this article, we will explore various use cases and how they may be applicable to you or a business.

HashMicro, an ERP solution provider, works with Asteria's Gravio to integrate edge and cloud computing, enhancing business operations across industries. Their collaboration offers advanced functionalities in manufacturing, retail, and warehouse management through IoT and sensor technology. This strategic collaboration positions HashMicro as a leader in delivering innovative, future-ready ERP solutions.

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This article is about setting up and using an MQTT broker for integrating devices and applications using the MQTT protocol. The blog provides a step-by-step guide to setting up an MQTT broker and explains how to publish and subscribe to messages with the broker. It also covers the importance of an MQTT broker in the Internet of Things (IoT) ecosystem and how it enables communication between devices and applications. These include building applications with a low code, IoT Edge Integration platform, Gravio. The blog is useful for anyone who wants to learn how to use an MQTT broker for integrating devices and applications in a distributed system.