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Rockwell Automation Launches FactoryTalk Conductor for Intelligent Industrial Workflows

This new AI-native orchestration platform is designed to coordinate AI-powered work across the industrial automation lifecycle.

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Rockwell Automation, Inc. introduced FactoryTalk Conductor, a new AI-native orchestration platform designed to coordinate AI-powered work across the industrial automation lifecycle, creating a foundation for AI-enabled workflows from system design through operation and maintenance.

"What makes FactoryTalk Conductor unique is the combination of AI orchestration and trusted industrial expertise," says Matheus Bulho, SVP, software and control, Rockwell Automation. "Customers can leverage Rockwell Automation-verified agents and skills, create capabilities tailored to their business, and connect AI across software, data and services. This creates a scalable foundation for accelerating engineering work while maintaining the standards required in industrial environments."

Key takeaways:

·        FactoryTalk Conductor enables users to initiate engineering tasks using natural language and intelligently connects the software, AI capabilities and workflows needed to complete them.

·        At launch, the platform will integrate with Studio 5000 Logix Designer, Logix Echo, Emulate3D and FactoryTalk Optix, providing coverage across key design, development, simulation and testing workflows.

·        Additional integrations such as FactoryTalk Design Studio, FactoryTalk Historian, Plex and Fiix, are planned to follow, expanding AI-powered workflows across the industrial automation lifecycle.

·        Gives organizations the flexibility to leverage FactoryTalk Hub-hosted AI services or connect their preferred large or small language models, including locally hosted open-weight models that can help reduce ongoing token consumption costs.

·        Accelerates engineering workflows across the automation lifecycle by coordinating activities across design, development, testing and verification environments.

·        Applies AI with greater confidence and reliability through Rockwell Automation-developed integrations that connect software, data and services across industrial operations.

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