With uncertainties around climate and geopolitics, one thing is clear: AI is coming of age as it improves outcomes across industries and even wins two Nobel Prizes. What’s next? Will AI become Time magazine's Person of the Year? … Read all about it in our regular round-up of manufacturing-related news.
Augury’s new R4000-series sensors are already doing what they’re supposed to be doing. However, the real story comes together early next year, according to Augury’s Head of Product and Portfolio Marketing James Newman. That’s when the Cassia X-2000 is deployed as the leading industrial Bluetooth gateway optimized for industrial IoT applications. “With sensor/gateway integration, a whole new IoT chapter can begin: faster, more reliable, more flexible, and able to put AI wherever you need it most. Bring on your Edge use cases!”
We have a remarkable number of happy long-term customers. Most stay for the same reason they signed up: being free of unplanned downtime. But there’s more, according to James Newman, Augury’s Head of Product and Portfolio Marketing. “It’s about reducing risk, elevating reliability, and continuing to fight the good fight for continual improvement.”
It’s not just geo-political upheaval that creates chaos in the workplace. Whatever the cause, make it personal, not political, advises Danelle Dilibero, Augury’s VP of People. “And always be prepared – and then be prepared to pivot immediately.”
In a remarkably cut-to-the-chase interview at the New York Stock Exchange, Augury CEO Saar Yoskovitz slices through the hype and the noise to explain how AI is successfully reshaping manufacturing. In short, it’s about ignoring the shiny bits and focusing on the desired business outcomes.
