Azilen Targets Factory Efficiency with Integrated AI and IoT Systems

At the upcoming IMTS 2026 conference in Chicago, Azilen will demonstrate how these integrated architectures process complex telemetry to drive smarter production decisions. The company’s approach is built on a track record of managing over 80 industrial gateways and connecting more than 100 manufacturing machines, supporting protocols such as MQTT, HTTPS, and OPC UA. By processing 70 GB of telemetry per machine annually, the firm aims to move beyond simple connectivity toward systems that autonomously sense and optimize performance.

Practical applications of this technology already exist in the field. Azilen recently deployed an edge computing platform for a fleet of 1,000 commercial dishwashers, utilizing a retrofit-first strategy to enable remote diagnostics and real-time monitoring, resulting in $1 million in projected five-year savings. Furthermore, their vendor-agnostic energy platform has unified telemetry across 25,000 industrial assets, standardizing 60 parameters to provide centralized visibility. These deployments illustrate how manufacturers can leverage scalable infrastructure to achieve early fault detection and more efficient resource utilization.