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Is Industrial AI Living Up to Its Promise? Here’s What You’re Missing

by | Feb 18, 2025 | Articles

Industrial AI

In the rapidly evolving landscape of Industrial AI, successful adoption hinges not just on technology but on deep domain expertise and data quality. In a compelling conversation hosted by Leena Kanickaraj and Rajkumar Paira from ARC Advisory Group, Pavithran Ayyala, Chief Technology Officer, Utthunga unpacks the complexities of AI integration—where the challenge isn’t just adoption but ensuring AI delivers real impact without compromising safety and reliability. They highlight how AI is transforming industrial operations, from predictive maintenance that minimizes costly downtime to smarter, more sustainable supply chains. With cybersecurity embedded into every AI solution, Utthunga is pioneering a consultative approach, helping industries navigate their digital maturity journey. As AI demand surges, the focus must shift towards democratizing AI, making it accessible and impactful for all.

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Utthunga and VindAir collaborate to advance smart solutions for pharma and healthcare industries

by | Feb 13, 2025 | Articles

VindAir collaborate

Utthunga, a leading provider of industrial automation and smart manufacturing solutions and services, has entered a strategic collaboration with VindAir Engineers and Windair Techno Projects to deepen its smart solutions portfolio for the Pharmaceutical and Healthcare industries.The company will now offer end-to-end turnkey projects and comprehensive solutions for the Pharmaceuticals and Healthcare sector, including smart infrastructure, warehousing, Pharma 4.0 and pharmaceutical manufacturing.  

The partnership uniquely positions the company to drive increased customer value by bringing together Utthunga’s deep expertise in pharma plant automation, electrification and digitalisation with VindAir’s two decades of experience in clean rooms, integrated laboratory solutions and turnkey solutions across infrastructure, electrical, utilities, and civil projects in the Pharma and Healthcare sectors. Through this partnership, the company will also drive a ‘Built-for-Sustainability’ model for the Pharma industry.

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The Carbon Conundrum – How Oil & Gas Companies Can Help

by | Dec 11, 2024 | Articles

he Carbon Conundrum

The industrial and energy sector, currently among the largest contributors to the global carbon crisis, is under immense global pressure to reduce emissions of carbon dioxide and methane. When it comes to emission reduction, we are seeing increasing interest in pinch analysis technology – a transformative new method to optimise energy use in industrial operations. By systematically identifying the ‘pinch point’ – the location in a system where the temperature difference between hot and cold streams is smallest – this approach maximises heat recovery, minimising the need for external energy sources like natural gas, electricity, or steam. The result is a dramatic reduction in energy consumption, directly translating to lower emissions. Beyond just energy savings, pinch analysis also helps design low-carbon systems by integrating renewable energy sources and enabling waste heat recovery

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Why Smart Orchestration Is Critical for Disruptive Industrial Digitalization

by | Dec 2, 2024 | Articles

Digital transformation has become the holy grail for industrial leaders, a chance to streamline operations, unlock new efficiencies, and stay competitive in an increasingly automated world. But the reality on the ground tells a different story. Across sectors, digital adoption remains painfully slow and fragmented, hindered by affordability challenges, adoption complexities, limited quantifiable benefits, and questions around sustainable impact.
When you look at end-user expectations around cost, time, ease of use, and tangible results, the disconnect is clear. Current digital adoption outcomes simply don’t measure up. The root of the problem lies with solution providers who have yet to crack the code on truly simplifying the digitalization journey for industrial players.

Why IIoT-enabled IT-OT integration is key to boost manufacturing productivity

by | Nov 12, 2024 | Articles

In modern manufacturing, integrating information technology (IT) and operational technology (OT) has become essential for driving productivity and building a more connected and efficient operation. IT has transformed data management and analysis for years, and OT has kept production stable and reliable. Now, combining these strengths offers manufacturers a unique opportunity: the chance to make smarter, faster decisions with real-time insights across operations.

This convergence also offers manufacturers a strategic edge in sustainability. By optimising resource use and reducing waste, IT-OT integration supports both operational goals and environmental responsibility, helping companies address pressures to adopt sustainable practices. As manufacturers recognise the potential of smarter, interconnected systems, IT-OT integration is proving to be an important step toward resilient and forward-thinking manufacturing.

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