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Honeywell Launches AI Assistant for Industrial Operators

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New AI capabilities in Honeywell Forge Production Intelligence help automate tasks and improve production efficiency 

Honeywell has introduced a generative AI assistant within Honeywell Forge Production Intelligence, designed to help industrial operators and production managers streamline tasks, automate troubleshooting, and optimize performance.

The new Intelligent Assistant allows engineers, plant managers, and business leaders to interact with data using natural language, making it easier to access insights, visualize trends, and address production challenges efficiently.

The cloud-native platform merges performance monitoring with advanced analytics for rapid root cause analysis. With the AI-driven assistant, users can quickly summarize deviations, track KPIs, and enhance collaboration through case management integration.

“As the industry continues to wrestle with the loss of expertise through higher rates of attrition and the challenges of onboarding new talent, it is good to see the incorporation of generative AI copilots, like Honeywell’s Intelligent Assistant, that help to make it easier and faster for users of varying experience to get critical insights about the status of their production operations.”

— Mark Sen Gupta, Director of Research

“Honeywell Forge Production Intelligence represents a significant step forward in making data-driven insights accessible to engineers and industrial business leaders globally,” said Pramesh Maheshwari, President of Honeywell Process Solutions. “By leveraging generative AI, we can help assets work harder, people work smarter, and systems more efficiently.”

This AI assistant is part of Honeywell’s broader suite of AI-enabled solutions, including the Experion Operations Assistant and Field Process Knowledge System.

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