Forbes March 26, 2025
Artificial intelligence is often synonymous with virtual assistants, generative content and data crunching in the cloud. But behind the curtain of consumer-facing applications lies a quieter revolution. AI at the edge — embedded into physical environments and mission-critical infrastructure — is transforming industries in ways few are talking about. This lesser-known side of AI is driving safety, efficiency and resilience in places where latency, connectivity and real-time decisions aren’t just preferences — they’re non-negotiables.
From oil rigs to outer space, a new frontier of edge-based AI is enabling organizations to operate smarter, safer and with fewer resources in order to detect gas leaks, prevent equipment failure, monitor hazardous zones and ensure worker safety — without ever needing to send data...
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