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Water shortages will threaten growth within five years, say over half of European industrial leaders
Water shortages now rank as high as cyberattacks and supply chain disruption for industrial business continuity. -
PI and omlox Welcome FCC Proposal to Modernize Ultra-Wideband Rules
Proposed FCC regulatory update would help facilitate ultra-wideband for industrial safety, physical AI, robotics, automation and real-time asset tracking. -
Around the Loop, Not in It: Where AI Can Already Help in the Plant
The article sets three conditions that qualify a task, names six places to start, and argues that the real question is not which model you subscribe to but whether your software platform can give one structured access to its own engineering model. -
Particle by Digi's M635e IIoT Device Gets Skylo Certification for Satellite IoT Connectivity
The first Particle device with cellular, Wi-Fi and satellite NTN connectivity is helping global IIoT deployments stay connected beyond terrestrial network coverage. -
The Procedure Changed. Did Your AI Get the Memo?
AI’s operational guidance is only as current as the data it pulls from. What's your process for updating your AI data, and who is responsible? -
Building Resilient and Secure Industrial Automation Systems
This article explores how a resilient software foundation and a microkernel architecture can isolate critical workloads, contain faults, and support lifecycle cybersecurity. It highlights how foundational platforms such as QNX can enable secure and safe software-defined industrial modernization approaches that are essential in building and managing resilient systems throughout the systems lifecycle. -
The High Cost of Dirty Data in Wastewater Automation
Level data from unreliable field instrumentation can turn an expensive automation investment into an operational liability. The solution is radar. -
The Machines Are Talking. Factories Aren’t Listening.
Factories generate enormous quantities of sensor data, yet most of it is never translated into timely operational decisions, leaving significant production capacity unrealized. The next industrial advantage will belong to companies and countries that build infrastructure capable of interpreting this data in real time and using it to improve factory operations. -
Asia Ranks Second in Autonomous Maturity Today; Aims to Be the Leader in Five Years
A global study found that 85% of Asian energy leaders rank advancing autonomous operations as a top strategic priority. -
MISUMI Americas Launches $50 Million Fund for Emerging Hardware, Robotics and Physical AI Companies
MISUMI Americas supports new technology development by providing capital and access to a Fortune 500–caliber global manufacturing supply chain. -
Rockwell Automation Joins Anthropic’s Project Glasswing to Advance AI-Enabled Cyber Defense for Industrial Critical Infrastructure
Through controlled access to Claude Mythos 5, Rockwell security teams are exploring ways to improve secure-by-design innovation and the resilience of critical industrial operations. -
Your Digital Plant Is Only as Strong as Its Data Foundation
Advanced digital tools can optimize performance and reduce costs, but only when based on accurate, connected data. This article discusses how data can be captured and structured to facilitate all the promises of a digitally integrated facility. -
We’re Building New Factories. Who Will Remember How to Run Them?
America’s manufacturing expansion faces not only a labor shortage but a loss of institutional knowledge as experienced workers retire. Factories must capture human decisions alongside machine data to create a sovereign knowledge repository that helps future workers diagnose problems, act faster, and avoid repeating mistakes. -
Automation Does Not Scale Judgment Unless You Transfer the Judgment
Why AI-enabled workflows fail when organizations automate the visible task but leave the human decision logic behind. -
From the Editor: AI, Robotics Sessions and Training Highlight ISA Automation Summit & Expo 2026
The ISA Automation Summit & Expo (ASE) returns to the Walt Disney World, this time at Swan and Dolphin Resort in Lake Buena Vista, Florida, 27–29 September 2026, bringing a sharpened focus on artificial intelligence, robotics and hands-on professional development. -
Topical Roundup: August 2026
Learn about the benefits and risks of low-code on the plant floor, applications for cybersecurity in United States water systems, the future of interoperability and more in this month’s topical roundup! -
Bridging the Gap: Bringing HART Diagnostics to Legacy 4-20mA Systems
For plants weighing modernization against budget and downtime constraints, extracting existing HART data is one of the lowest-disruption steps available. -
Mitsubishi Electric US, Inc. Appoints Limor Spector to Oversee Innovation Organizations Across the Americas
Mitsubishi Electric US, Inc. has appointed Limor Spector as senior vice president, Innovation, Ventures & Commercialization for the company’s key innovation organizations. -
Manufacturing AI Initiatives Face Governance and Workflow Integration Challenges
Only 58% report that all or nearly all of their data is fully governed, leaving significant gaps as manufacturers look to scale AI across factories, supply chains, enterprise applications and edge environments. -
Telxius Boosts Caribbean Connectivity and Expands Mexican Footprint with New Cancun Landing Gateway and Edge Data Center
The AI-ready carrier-neutral facility strengthens digital infrastructure in Mexico and the Caribbean interconnecting key hubs across the Americas.




















