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What Happens When AI Runs on the Sensor

When the AI model runs on the sensor, anomaly detection happens without a cloud round-trip. At IMTS 2026, Tim Gicewicz of TDK SensEI explained how edgeRX collects vibration and temperature data from motors, pumps, and gearboxes,…

Factories Threw Away the Data AI Needs Now

Manufacturers have been disconnecting hard drives full of production data for years because their SCADA databases ran out of capacity. AI models now need exactly that data, full-resolution sensor readings and process histories, for training and…

Why Firewalls Cannot Isolate OT Networks

In July 2026, a coordinated cyberattack targeted operational technology at more than 30 community water systems in Minnesota, prompting the FBI and EPA to issue a broader warning that water and wastewater utilities in at least…

Why Historians Cannot Feed Physical AI

Physical AI systems that interpret sensor telemetry, predict equipment behavior, and trigger automated responses require two data capabilities that traditional historians were not designed to provide: high-resolution historical datasets for model training and continuous real-time telemetry…

84% of Manufacturers Cannot Use Their Own Data

Manufacturers generate enormous volumes of data from machines, equipment, and enterprise systems, yet 84% of companies report that data access is slowing them down, according to a panel discussion at IIoT World featuring experts from HighByte,…

AI Agents Fail When Predictions Are Wrong

This article is part of an awareness campaign. Editorially Independent, Sponsored by TDK SensEI. Manufacturers testing AI agents for maintenance face a dependency most teams overlook: the agent is only as reliable as the prediction feeding…

6 Signs Your Data Historian Can’t Keep Up

Historian renewal notices show up as a procurement line item, usually larger than the previous year, and most teams sign and move on. Ryan Nelson, Director of Product Marketing at InfluxData, explains that the renewal moment…

Who Owns the Risk When Factory AI Acts?

When an AI system recommends a quality action and the recommendation turns out to be wrong, the model does not carry the production loss, answer to the customer, sign the quality record, or explain the safety…

Defensible OT Architecture for AI-Connected Manufacturing

Manufacturers are adding more digital connections to production environments. AI programs, remote monitoring, predictive maintenance, asset analytics, and cloud platforms all depend on some level of connectivity between OT, IT, and external systems. That creates a…

AI Ransomware Hits Manufacturing Hardest

Manufacturing is the most targeted sector for ransomware, with attacks rising 56% year over year, according to OPSWAT. Verizon's 2025 Data Breach Investigations Report recorded 1,607 confirmed breaches in manufacturing, an 89% increase. Up to 80%…