Rockwell Automation introduces an edge-based generative AI capability designed for industrial environments, using the Nvidia Nemotron Nano small language model.

Schneider Electric expands its SF₆-free portfolio with GM AirSeT, enabling primary gas-insulated switchgear applications that support decarbonization and digital grid modernization.

SAICEC is using Siemens’ PAVE360 to develop system-to-chip level digital twins that support earlier validation and faster software-defined vehicle development.

Bentley Systems’ acquisition of Cesium strengthens its open, scalable, and context-rich digital twin strategy, with Bentley’s iLab accelerating real-world infrastructure innovation.

Bentley’s YII 2025 showcased how AI, digital twins, and open data platforms are reshaping global infrastructure design, delivery, and management.

The new OPC UA Companion Specification for Identification and Locating creates a unified spatial data model to support physical AI, autonomous robots, and next-gen industrial automation.

Litmus secured new strategic funding to accelerate its mission of delivering instantly accessible, contextualized, and AI-ready industrial data across global manufacturing.

Rockwell Automation introduced SecureOT, a cybersecurity solution suite designed to help industrial organizations protect operations, reduce risk, and simplify compliance across the full cybersecurity lifecycle.

ABB’s ProcessMaster electromagnetic flowmeters now feature Ethernet-APL connectivity, enabling high-speed data transmission, real-time insights, and improved process optimization.

This episode explores how AWS-powered digital twins are becoming the live, learning foundation for Physical Intelligence and the next wave of industrial autonomy.