Manufacturers Are Throwing Away the Data AI Needs
· Connected Industry

Manufacturers Are Throwing Away the Data AI Needs

Factories generate massive volumes of time series data from every sensor, controller, and production line, but many manufacturers reduce the fidelity of that data or discard it entirely because their existing infrastructure makes retention too expensive or too difficult. “It always pains me to see customers reducing fidelity or throwing data away for resource or […]

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How Coreflux Runs Manufacturing AI on a $35 Raspberry Pi
· Industrial IoT

How Coreflux Runs Manufacturing AI on a $35 Raspberry Pi

Gil Silva, Partnership, Learning & Development Manager at Coreflux, walked through a live demo at Hannover Messe 2026 where a Raspberry Pi running the company’s Language of Things processed factory data, managed energy systems, and communicated with machines in real time. The Porto-based startup has built a system that lets someone automate a factory floor […]

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Georgia-Pacific Saves $1M per Machine with AI on AWS
· Industrial AI

Georgia-Pacific Saves $1M per Machine with AI on AWS

Georgia-Pacific saved up to $1 million per machine using machine learning for condition-based predictive monitoring on AWS. At Hannover Messe 2026, Steven Blackwell of AWS described how cloud infrastructure helps manufacturers transform across the whole value chain. In engineering and R&D, that means developing products faster and bringing them to market quicker. Within the factory, […]

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One AI Project Saves Manufacturers $5 Million a Year
· Smart Manufacturing

One AI Project Saves Manufacturers $5 Million a Year

GlobalLogic built procurement systems that save some clients $5 million a year by modernizing invoicing processes, and contributed to Hitachi Rail’s most digitally advanced factory worldwide, a 300,000 ft² facility in Hagerstown, Maryland. “It’s time for return on investment,” said Roxana Moldovan, Director Industrial BU EMEA at GlobalLogic, a Hitachi Group Company, in a conversation […]

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Neura Robotics CEO: Physical AI for 101M Worker Shortage
· Robotics

Neura Robotics CEO: Physical AI for 101M Worker Shortage

David Reger, founder and CEO of Neura Robotics, stood next to a 4NE1 Mini humanoid robot at the AWS booth during Hannover Messe 2026 and laid out the math: China, Japan, and Europe together face a deficit of 101 million workers by 2030. His company’s answer is a line of cognitive humanoid robots built to […]

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What Changes When Vibration Diagnostics Run Inside the Sensor
· Industrial IoT

What Changes When Vibration Diagnostics Run Inside the Sensor

Every machine vibrates differently, and sensor placement on a machine can make or break the data quality. This IIoT World article is based on a video interview recorded at Hannover Messe 2026 with Julien Romala (Application Engineer, Tronics Microsystems, a TDK Group company). Where a vibration sensor sits, how quickly it learns what normal looks […]

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Private vs Public vs Hybrid 5G: What Manufacturers Need to Know
· Smart Manufacturing

Private vs Public vs Hybrid 5G: What Manufacturers Need to Know

Choosing the right 5G network architecture is one of the most consequential connectivity decisions a manufacturer can make. Private 5G offers dedicated spectrum and ultra-low latency for mission-critical automation; public 5G provides broad coverage with minimal capital expenditure; and hybrid 5G combines both to balance performance, cost, and scalability. In this IIoT World guide, we […]

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What Does a Fully AI-Driven Factory Look Like?
· Industrial IoT

What Does a Fully AI-Driven Factory Look Like?

A Gatorade bottling line at a FIFA World Cup stadium, producing on site instead of shipping from a central plant, with flavors adjusted by region and Doctor Pepper for the Texas crowd. In this IIoT World article based on a video interview recorded at Hannover Messe 2026, Ujjwal Kumar (CEO, Siemens Industrial Automation) explains how […]

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Who Controls AI-Generated Factory Software?
· Smart Manufacturing

Who Controls AI-Generated Factory Software?

Someone responsible solely for operating a CNC machine or an extruder can now generate a production-ready application through a prompt. In this IIoT World interview recorded with Lucian Fogoros at Hannover Messe 2026, Peter Sorowka (CEO, Cybus) describes how enterprise manufacturers are already experimenting with this. At Hannover Messe 2026, Cybus CEO Peter Sorowka described […]

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How Do You Secure OT When AI Writes the Malware?
· ICS Security

How Do You Secure OT When AI Writes the Malware?

When agentic AI can write attack code and deploy it autonomously, securing OT networks requires removing the inbound attack surface entirely. At Hannover Messe 2026, Skkynet CEO Gary Tillery describes how the company’s outbound-only architecture does exactly that: Skkynet’s Cogent DataHub platform keeps all inbound firewall ports closed across more than 30,000 installations in 86 […]

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What Edge AI Needs from Industrial Data
· Smart Manufacturing

What Edge AI Needs from Industrial Data

A temperature reading with a timestamp does not tell you whether it is Fahrenheit or centigrade, which factory generated it, which production line, or which asset. Without that context, the data cannot drive a decision. At Hannover Messe 2026, InfluxData and Litmus described how their integrated architecture solves this: Litmus Edge connects to shop floor […]

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Factory Integration: From 90 Days to One Week
· Industrial IoT

Factory Integration: From 90 Days to One Week

Most factories are sitting on a goldmine of machine data that never reaches the people who need it, because the middleware stack between the PLC and the dashboard takes a full quarter to configure. In this IIoT World article based on a Hannover Messe 2026 interview, Hugo Vaz (CEO, Coreflux) explains how an MQTT broker […]

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