Connectivity - AI+-+Machine+Learning Features

AI: Replacing forecasting noise with key questions (that might defy an easy answer)

Goodbye crystal-ball mentality! It’s that time of the year again: IT decision makers, industry analysts and self-acclaimed ‘thought leaders’ scramble to publish their respective forecasts and predictions, the louder the better. But, do technological developments really, and so conveniently, conform to a calendar?

ABB and Imperial College London empower next-gen engineers with AI innovation
- AI - Machine Learning
- (07/04/2025)
DPA’s Editor Sophia Bell was recently invited on a tour around Imperial College London’s carbon capture plant to gain an inside look at how AI can solve maintenance issues in just minutes.
What’s driving the automotive industry in 2025?
- AI - Machine Learning
- (19/03/2025)
In the first of our series of 2025 outlooks by Keysight Technologies, Cecile Loison [CL] and Ken Horne [KH] consider 2025 trends in the automotive sector.

AI is transforming connector automation but human skills still matter
- AI - Machine Learning
- (03/03/2025)
Automation and AI are no longer futuristic concepts reserved for tech giants. Lee Slater, European Operations Manager at connector specialist PEI-Genesis, explores how AI is reshaping connector assembly and balancing with human expertise. .
AI advancing at ‘incredible pace,’ NVIDIA CEO says in CES 2025 keynote
- Robotics
- (10/02/2025)
NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang kicked off CES 2025 with a 90-minute keynote that included new products to advance gaming, autonomous vehicles, robotics and agentic AI.

FourJaw CEO makes smart factory predictions for 2025
- AI - Machine Learning
- (02/02/2025)
Tech-enhanced humans, cloud, carbon monitoring and AI will top the smart factory agenda next year, says Chris Iveson, the CEO and co-founder of FourJaw Manufacturing Analytics, as he shares four predictions for how he believes smart factory operations will evolve in 2025.
Generative AI and PLC coding
- AI - Machine Learning
- (31/01/2025)
In PLC programming, a shift from theory to practical application of generative AI-powered tools is benefiting engineers, explains Tom Cash, Director of automation parts supplier Foxmere.