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MultiSensor AI Launches Solar Reflection Analysis to Reduce False Thermal Alerts in Solar Monitoring

MultiSensor AI Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: MSAI) ("MultiSensor AI," "MSAI," or the "Company"), a pioneer in early threat detection and condition-based monitoring, today launched Solar Reflection Analysis. The new capability within MSAI's Solar Performance Monitoring helps reliability and maintenance teams at solar-equipped warehouses, distribution facilities, courier networks, data centers and other multi-site environments distinguish thermal alerts likely caused by sun reflection from events that may indicate an electrical or mechanical fault requiring investigation.

Why On-Site Reporting Is Transforming Thermal Imaging Inspections

The most valuable moment in an electrical thermal imaging survey is not when the image is captured. It is the moment a finding is raised while the panel is still open, the load is still on, and someone with authority is still on site. Miss that window and a finding that could have been actioned that afternoon becomes a line in a document that lands days later, competing for attention with everything else in an inbox.

MentorAPM adds thermal imaging to MentorLens® through Teledyne FLIR collaboration

MentorAPM, an end-to-end asset lifecycle and work management solutions provider and industry leader in AI-powered condition assessments, is expanding its asset intelligence capabilities with thermal imaging through a collaboration with Teledyne FLIR. The integration of the Flir iXX-Series with MentorLens adds thermal data to the condition assessment process, giving asset-intensive organizations another source of information to better understand physical assets and support maintenance, reliability and asset management decisions. The new capabilities will be showcased at the Society for Maintenance & Reliability Professionals (SMRP) annual conference, Sept. 28-Oct. 1 in Raleigh, NC.

Call for Papers Is Now Open for The RELIABILITY Conference 2027, Co-Located with Smart Manufacturing Week

BOSTON, MA — The Call for Papers for The RELIABILITY Conference (TRC) 2027 is now open. TRC 2027 will take place April 19–22, 2027, at Huntington Place in Detroit, Michigan, co-located within Smart Manufacturing Week.

Practitioners, reliability leaders, operations managers, and solution providers are invited to submit abstracts that share field-tested methods, measurable results, and practical strategies for improving asset performance, reducing downtime, and building safer, more sustainable workplaces.

Load Correction in Electrical Thermal Imaging: The Reading Most Surveys Skip

During a routine electrical thermal imaging survey, a distribution board read a maximum surface temperature of 36 degrees Celsius. On a route covering dozens of boards in a shift, a reading like that does not slow you down. It was cooler than the room on a warm day, no gradient worth annotating, no discoloured connection, nothing that earns a second look. If the thermal image were the whole story, that board would have been marked clean and I would have moved on.

Naviam Announces Definitive Agreement to Acquire Cohesive from Bentley Systems, Alongside Significant Growth Investment from Norwest

The acquisition is expected to solidify Naviam's position as the largest global IBM Maximo business partner. As part of the transaction, Bentley Systems will make a strategic equity investment in Naviam and join its Board of Directors, while Norwest will make a significant growth investment in the combined Naviam and Cohesive business. The partnership will also bring together Bentley Infrastructure Cloud, Naviam Cloud, and IBM Maximo to unlock greater value across the full asset lifecycle.

MaximoWorld 2026 Spotlights AI-Powered Asset Management in Nashville

Registrations climb 23% year-over-year Reliabilityweb enters new chapter with Nineteen Group

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — MaximoWorld 2026, part of Reliabilityweb, the premier event for IBM Maximo and IBM Maximo Real Estate & Facilities (formerly TRIRIGA) users and the reliability, maintenance, and asset management community, concluded a successful four-day run in Nashville, Tennessee, August 17–20. The event drew more than 1,300 registrations, a 23% increase over the prior year.

From Patchwork to Precision: Why Asset Performance Can’t Scale Without Agentic AI

Traditional asset performance management (APM) is breaking under the weight of modern industrial complexity. Today’s industrial environments generate orders of magnitude more data across far more complex, distributed operations than the systems managing them were ever designed to handle. This creates a growing gulf between the data enterprises generate and their ability to act on it. At the same time, industrial manufacturers face mounting pressure from all sides: volatile market conditions, rising costs, tighter margins, net-zero emission targets, and uncompromising safety requirements. Many enterprises have set ambitious goals towards achieving digital transformation and Industry 4.0 initiatives, yet the reality of day-to-day operational challenges hinders progress.

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MultiSensor AI Launches Solar Reflection Analysis to Reduce False Thermal Alerts in Solar Monitoring

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