Yokogawa and UptimeAI: Forging Ahead to Operational Excellence via AI-Powered Asset Performance Management
The industrial world is seeing a storming partnership between Yokogawa and UptimeAI in developing asset performance management.
By integrating the AI-powered platform from UptimeAI with the OpreX Asset Health Insights service by Yokogawa, customers in critical industries related to oil and gas, chemicals, cement, power, and renewable energy will see a whole new beginning.
Unleashing the Power of the Integrated Solution
When we refer to the bundled offering, it is not merely a marriage of the two. It combines the capabilities of OpreX Asset Health Insights as an OT/IT data enablement engine with UptimeAI’s flagship modules, “AI Expert: Generative AI” and “AI Expert: Reliability & Process.” This powerful combination brings together advanced LLM-based AI agents, extensive subject matter knowledge, self-learning workflows, detailed maintenance analysis, and a comprehensive industrial asset library models into a single, comprehensive AI assistant for plant operators.
Benefits Galore for Customers
The advantages this solution offers are amazing. It enables the users to achieve a very positive return on investment in no time. With predictive insights, root cause analysis, and recommendations driven by automated learning processes, it effectively helps reduce maintenance and operational costs. Customers in those industries will not have to live their lives depending entirely on conventional ways but will move ahead with intelligent applications that identify the roots of problems and extract the best practices to continuously improve.
What Industry Leaders Have to Say
Yukihiro Funyu, senior vice president and head of the Digital Strategy Headquarters at Yokogawa, said, "We are excited to partner with UptimeAI to bring next-generation AI solutions to our customers." Jagadish Gattu, CEO of UptimeAI, added, "Partnering with Yokogawa allows us to expand the reach of our AI technology and create a greater impact on the industry."