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Four ways you could be using agentic AI to save lives, using equipment you already have
Did you know that there were 2.6 million workplace injuries in the United States in 2023? While the U.S. Bureau of Labor and Statistics points out that number fell significantly since 2022, any amount of workplace injuries can have an outsized impact on operations. Persistent, overlapping and rapidly changing factors routinely undermine the effectiveness of health and safety programs. With the number of safety hazards as vast as the number of industrial products and processes, how do you get ahead of HSE issues using equipment you already have?
Embrace uncertainty to create supply chain resilience
Is unpredictability—the uncertainty that comes with ever-evolving supply chain disruptions—an unavoidable risk? Can technology help mitigate those issues? Ongoing supply chain disruption, including the ongoing uncertainty of global tariffs, will increase adoption of AI in the supply chain. AI and other transformative technology untangles supply chain knots by modeling uncertainty and managing risk through AI applications rooted in reinforcement and unsupervised learning, stochasticity (randomness) and knowledge graphs.
White paper: How AI is changing the game to drive supply chain visibility, agility and profit
As global logistics and supply chain leaders struggle to adapt to a rapidly changing environment, AI can improve demand forecasting, increase shipping efficiency and ensure delivery reliability.
How healthy are your industrial assets?
The next wave of supply chain technology is here, but instead of focusing just on shipment visibility, AI in logistics becomes part of a cohesive infrastructure value chain. At Avathon, we’re enabling businesses and governments to move beyond static AI analysis to using an agentic platform that accelerates human-centric decision support and task automation. Seconds count when you need to avert a disaster, navigate hazardous conditions on a remote platform or return an F-16 to service. Optimizing your supply chain so that you have the right part at the right time in the hands of the right technician is a vital ingredient of that readiness.
Data is key to implementing AI in the manufacturing industry
As 2025 unfolds, several trends are converging to reshape how manufacturers use artificial intelligence to harness the value of their operational data. The sheer volume of data produced by industrial assets can be mined, analyzed and used to create high quality, more reliable products. With all these assets generating information, it’s easy to become overwhelmed. So many users simply cherry pick the information they think they need – or they don’t listen at all. Data is the lifeblood that fuels AI performance, allowing models to learn, adapt and provide accurate recommendations. Put simply, the more diverse and comprehensive the data, the better AI applications perform.
Can the military use AI to promote government efficiency while maintaining readiness?
The Pentagon spends more than $100 billion each year on direct labor and maintenance parts. That’s billion with a Capital B. And that doesn’t include associated logistics costs; those add millions of dollars to the total. The advent of better industrial AI tools begs a question: Can AI applications maintain mission readiness while reducing government spending? In an era of government efficiency, can employees use AI to increase the mission readiness of defense forces and the assets they depend upon? With the right technology, the military can boost mission readiness while also ensuring the resilience of logistics and supply chains in contested environments. With AI, how much of that $100 billion figure could be reduced?
How is industrial AI transforming risk management?
Safety issues had become a major pain point for one oil and gas supermajor. The company was racking up nonadherence safety compliance reports and numerous workforce productivity issues across its myriad locations. Enter AI-enabled computer vision. By layering Industrial AI applications on top of CCTV cameras, the company reduced its safety incidences by 90%, saving more than 11,000 workforce hours. Use of AI-powered technologies like Visual AI enables managers to be constantly aware of safety compliance, whether on an oil rig or in a manufacturing facility.
Air Force selects Avathon to strengthen supply chain with AI innovations
Avathon is part of the Digital, Research, Innovation, Validation and Experimentation (D.R.I.V.E.) Consortium through its government services subsidiary, Avathon Government. Led by the Ohio Aerospace Institute, the D.R.I.V.E. Consortium expands Avathon’s partnership with the USAF to deploy AI-powered solutions. In collaboration with Boeing, Avathon has been working on AI asset performance management applications to boost supply chain health and create mitigation strategies for operational risks.
Worker safety is a pressing issue in the oil and gas industry; AI is here to help
The oil and gas industry already uses AI to drive process improvement, asset performance management, safety optimization, and regulatory/environmental compliance. But the pace has grown dramatically in recent years with the advent of new technologies like visual and generative AI. Some of the most important AI-driven improvements have come in the health and safety field. This is true in both refining and across the full spectrum of exploration and production activities, both offshore and onshore. It is incumbent on operators to take every available step to minimize risks to workers.
Avathon collaborates with Armada to bring prescriptive maintenance, computer vision applications to remote industrial areas
Avathon is collaborating with Armada, the leader in full-stack edge infrastructure, adding its computer vision application to Armada’s Galleon modular data center. The collaboration extends Avathon’s prescriptive maintenance and inventory management capabilities, among others, to customers in disconnected and bandwidth-constrained environments. Customers can access the Avathon Industrial AI Platform and key applications in the Armada Marketplace, seamlessly deploying them onto Galleons anywhere in the world. Avathon and Armada are demonstrating the new capabilities at the LEAP 2025 technology conference in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Industrial AI and IOGP: saving lives in oil and gas
Workers’ lives and livelihoods depend on observing safety requirements at all times. Safety awareness and proactiveness are critically important in the oil and gas industry. Preventing vehicle accidents, avoiding slips and falls, and eliminating injuries caused by heavy machinery are all important elements in the safe day-to-day operation of oil rigs, refineries, and other facilities. The advanced computer vision capabilities of Avathon’s Industrial AI Platform ensures that safety practices are enforced, reducing accident rates and improving oil and gas industry productivity. With Avathon, companies can easily adhere to the life saving rules for safety in the oil and gas industry developed by the International Association of Oil & Gas Producers (IOGP).
Avathon collaborates with Google Cloud to accelerate adoption of Industrial AI to optimize asset performance
Avathon, provider of a leading AI platform for industrial operations, is collaborating with Google Cloud to help manufacturing, energy, retail and other industrial companies quickly transform their operations with AI. Avathon will scale its Industrial AI-driven asset performance management and maintenance applications.
