Freya Menzel & Timo Brenningmeyer

Industrial AI: Built for reality, operation, and people

What if AI could safely talk to your oldest factory machines? Learn how a new architecture connects legacy equipment to modern AI, preventing costly, unplanned downtime.

Industrial AI: Built for reality, operation, and people
#1about 4 minutes

The challenge of AI adoption in manufacturing

Unplanned downtime and the unique challenges of legacy "brownfield" environments hinder AI adoption compared to other industries.

#2about 5 minutes

Bridging legacy systems with a modern AI ecosystem

The Aidu ecosystem connects operational technology, machine data, and human expertise without requiring a complete infrastructure replacement.

#3about 3 minutes

Engineering a data bridge for legacy machines

An industrial edge gateway with containerized protocol adapters abstracts physical connections and translates raw telemetry into a unified namespace (UNS).

#4about 3 minutes

Creating safe and actionable AI for the shop floor

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) and closed-loop agentic workflow ground the AI in verified data to prevent hallucinations and provide safe, step-by-step guidance.

#5about 3 minutes

Designing multimodal AI for human operators

Multimodal interfaces combining voice, vision, and machine data provide an intuitive user experience for operators working in noisy, hands-on environments.

#6about 1 minute

Empowering people with contextual information

The ultimate goal of industrial AI is not to replace people but to augment their expertise by providing the right context to make better operational decisions.

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