Why Industrial Intelligence? Because scaling AI isn’t just about smarter algorithms—it’s about building the infrastructure of a new era. This is an industrial race. Not metaphorically. Literally. Tens of billions are being poured into hardware, energy, mineral supply chains,
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MEMS Edge Processing Reduces Hardware for Bearing Fault Detection
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Analog piezo accelerometers: sensor + data conditioner + processing + algorithms.
— Lucian Fogoros (@fogoros) 8 avril 2026
MEMS with edge processing: sensor + algorithms.
Same bearing fault detection, half the hardware.
Partner content with Tronics. #tronics_ai #HM26 pic.twitter.com/xhE6MTCGPEAnalog piezo accelerometers: sensor + data conditioner + processing + algorithms.
MEMS with edge processing: sensor + algorithms.
Same bearing fault detection, half the hardware.
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Eddie Xu’s robotics data collection startup impresses industry leaders
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One of the reasons I haven't been doing a whole lot of videos here is I've been meeting with companies behind the scenes in the robotics world, particularly those who are collecting data (video data from glasses, from sensor arrays, and stuff like that). Eddie is one of the most impressive people I've met in this journey. He's 18 years old. He built 1,000 glasses and collected tens of thousands of hours of video data from workers who were in factories wearing his glasses. That's stunning entrepreneurship. I've been studying his competitors and him (having dinner with most of them for a lunch meeting), and Eddie is right on point. There's a big hunger for robot training data, and it's coming with a holodeck training data need too. They're really the same thing. In other words, there's a big fucking market, and people who are collecting data like Eddie are at the forefront. You're right on point for being excited about Eddie. He's real impressive. Roy (@im_roy_lee) eddy xu is the single founder i’d refer more highly than anyone in the entire world i truly don’t know enough about robotic training data to understand if his bet on egocentric video data is correct but boy is he swinging for the fucking fences genuine G — https://nitter.net/im_roy_lee/status/2041763727725232343#m
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Building Team QA Automation Before Product Launch
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Building a team, having a much better tested QA automation, de-dupe PRs, hardening, and then I can start with all the actual ideas 🙂
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Developer frustration: hard work without recognition or better alternatives
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Just the usual. I work my ass off, made it better, people still complain, no PR in sight that has a better solution.
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Predictive Maintenance and Asset Reliability in Industrial IoT
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@mvollmer1 @iotjuice @jamesvgingerich @IIoT_World @CRudinschi @agentic_factory This covers critical ground on predictive maintenance and asset reliability.
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LaserWeeder G2 Revolutionizing Farming Technology Across Seven Countries
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LaserWeeder G2 Is Transforming Farming Across 7 Countries
— Ronald van Loon (@Ronald_vanLoon) 7 avril 2026
by @carbon_robotics#AgriTech #TechForGood #Innovation #Tech #Technology pic.twitter.com/wcpugvBsjYLaserWeeder G2 Is Transforming Farming Across 7 Countries by @carbon_robotics #AgriTech #TechForGood #Innovation #Tech #Technology
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Zero Inbound Ports Strategy Eliminates OT Network Attack Vectors
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Zero inbound ports means attackers have no network entry points to exploit. Traditional OT connections require firewall holes that become permanent attack vectors once discovered.
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Ransomware Attacks Target Manufacturing Production Systems Strategically
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Ransomware actors specifically target manufacturing because production systems cannot be quickly restored from backups like office files. Every minute of downtime compounds across the entire supply chain.
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AI-Powered Ransomware Defense for Manufacturing Security
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Manufacturing is the number one target for ransomware. Production downtime costs more per minute than office downtime. 30,000 installations, zero inbound ports. Ask how at Stand A12, Hall 27. Partner content with @skkynetinc. #HM26 #skkynet_ai pic.twitter.com/UgAjWCCrd8
— Lucian Fogoros (@fogoros) 7 avril 2026Manufacturing is the number one target for ransomware. Production downtime costs more per minute than office downtime. 30,000 installations, zero inbound ports. Ask how at Stand A12, Hall 27. Partner content with @skkynetinc
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