Introduction Our cranes are extremely versatile devices and if in action they are ever-changing their form. Obviously, you can consider our cranes as a kinematic system like robot arms. Our customers are promised stability and longevity of our products. Therefore, we maintain … →Read more
In the last blog article, we solved the simple task of appending lists. This article will describe how Prolog works in general so we will cover the resolution principle. Prolog is based on the first order predicate logic and is therefore … →Read more
Acceptance criteria [AC] gives a team of developers a very simple possibility to verify whether a user story was resolved correctly. That is the case when in the sprint review the developers present to the Product Owner [PO] the software … →Read more
The theme of this little blog sequence is the logic programming language Prolog. It is associated with artificial intelligence and computational linguistics. Karl Valentin once said. “Am besten beginnt man mit dem Anfang, das hat sich bewährt“. Which roughly translates into, “Experience … →Read more
The PALFINGER Group is inviting everyone interested in developing innovative ideas to participate in a hackathon for the purpose of expanding our product and service portfolio by incorporating digital features. The goal of this initiative is to offer our customers … →Read more