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How Adaptive Intelligence Will Redefine Product Design and Manufacturing
As complexity increases and market cycles compress, organizations that succeed will not simply manage information more efficiently. They will build environments that interpret, anticipate and respond. -
New Technologies Lower the Barrier to Capturing Legacy Machine Data
A new generation of lower-cost smart sensors and industry-standard connectivity protocols are making it easier, faster and more affordable to augment legacy shop floor equipment. -
Siemens and IFS Partner to Close the Loop Across the Product Lifecycle with Industrial AI
Industrial AI leaders will connect design, production and asset performance in one continuous loop — from engineering intent to operational outcome. -
Schneider Electric Advances Open, Software-Defined Automation at Automate 2026
Schneider Electric demonstrated how open software-defined automation, digital intelligence and electrification are converging amid a resurgence in domestic manufacturing, heightened pressures to modernize industrial processes and aging infrastructure, and the data center boom. -
Why Smart Factories Are Still Leaving AI on the Table
The transition from static, siloed automation to a dynamic, agentic ecosystem is underway across the industry. -
Poka Plants the Flag on Industrial AI for Connected Work
Built on twelve years of frontline data, new AI agents and no-code AI Studio are now open in Poka Early Access Program to bring governed Industrial AI to the shop floor of the world's largest industrial operators. -
What Does a Chiller Skid Have to Do With a $10 Billion Data Center?
Cooling OEMs answer that question with a PLC, not an IT department. If you are a controls engineer or an OEM product architect evaluating your platform for data center work, here are the questions you should ask. -
Honeywell Introduces Experion Cognition to Deliver Autonomous Control Room Operations for Borouge International
Borouge International will progress work to further demonstrate the potential of autonomous operations and assess opportunities to scale the technology across its Ruwais and global facilities. -
Siemens and Partners Develop Reference Architecture Purpose-Built for NVIDIA AI Data Centers
As AI factories become more pronounced in the data center industry, next-generation platforms such as NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72 are redefining infrastructure requirements. -
Why Enterprise Industrial AI Requires a Data Backbone, Not More Models
Industrial AI does not fail because the technology is weak. It fails when the foundations are treated as an afterthought. -
Industrial Automation & Control Trends: May 2026 Issue
Welcome to the latest issue of the International Society of Automation’s online magazine, Automation.com Monthly. May 2026 is the 11th annual Industrial Automation & Control Trends issue. -
Report: 76% of European Manufacturers Do Not Fully Leverage Their Data
One in two European manufacturers (50%) lacks a clear digital roadmap. -
Converting Smart Digital Valve Controller Investments into Profits
If your maintenance staff find themselves overwhelmed, and if unexpected control valve failures are costing the plant money and production, it may be time to take full advantage of the smart DVCs and communication networks that likely already exist in your facility. -
Bentley Systems Achieves Key U.S. Government Security Milestone to Help Modernize the Nation's Infrastructure
FedRAMP authorization for ProjectWise and OpenGround provides federal agencies with secure, modern digital tools to deliver on the generational mission of rebuilding U.S. infrastructure. -
How Data Maturity Brings Industrial AI Agents Within Reach
Manufacturers can build a foundational data infrastructure that enables them to adopt agents faster and with less outright risk. -
Logistics Industry Trends: Software-Layer Solutions and Resilience Planning
The software layer is connecting data, automation, labor management, slotting and exception handling. -
Monolithic Namespace Is a Liability, Not a Strategy
The industry has been so focused on solving the integration problem that it has ignored the failure mode problem. -
Predictive Maintenance: Using Displacement Sensors for Real-Time Condition Monitoring
Learn how laser, eddy and other displacement sensors work and how they plug into IIoT PdM systems. They’re game changers on the shop floor. -
The One Protocol Every Data Center Will Need in 2026
Redfish-inside PLCs — driven by Unitronics — are reshaping cooling, control and DCIM integration. -
Control Station Names Braskem’s Neal Plant Industry Leader in PID Performance
The recognition honors the Braskem facility’s exceptional performance in achieving world-class PID control loop effectiveness as measured by Overall Controller Effectiveness (OCE).




















