Distributed control system

The challenge is that this information is scattered across different systems.

You have process historians, DCS, distributed control systems, SCADA systems, maintenance, inspection databases, incident management platforms, engineering information systems, alarm management tools.

And rather than reviewing these KPIs separately once a month in a spreadsheet, Organizations can monitor them continuously, and this allows leaders to identify these trends much earlier.

They can detect deteriorating conditions before they become incidents.

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By the way, the term is PLC and DCS.

I couldn't remember that to save my doggone life.

That's right.

Yeah.

You know, if today's fashionable model happens to be OpenAI, uh, but tomorrow it's, you know, XYZ company, we make it so you can plug in those different LLMs in, in that case.

Uh, the protocols of those PLCs and DCSs you were talking about earlier, those things keep changing.

They get more secure, they get more reliable, but they change.

And then you can export those agents and you can connect them directly to the plant floor.

You connect them to the PLC, you connect them to the HMI and the DCS systems.

And so you started with data.

Yes, you did create quite a few things along the way, and there was a process there, but you ended up with a team of autonomous agents that can advise operators, that can perform closed-loop control on their own, and that can even improve the operation beyond what it's ever been before.