Honeywell, a leading technology company, shared valuable insights into applying artificial intelligence (AI) in manufacturing at the 2025 International Artificial Intelligence and Semiconductor Conference (AISC). Suresh Venkatarayalu, Honeywell’s Senior Vice President and Chief Technology Officer, highlighted the importance of partnering with semiconductor companies to enhance efficiency and market adaptability.
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Post-Pandemic Partnership Strategy Shifts
Venkatarayalu explained that the global pandemic significantly impacted Honeywell’s partnership strategy. Previously, partner selection in the semiconductor industry relied on subjective evaluations. Now, Honeywell leverages data and AI to optimize supply chain connections, ensuring rapid adaptation to market fluctuations.
Collaborating with Tech Giants
To stay abreast of AI and broader technology advancements, Honeywell maintains long-term partnerships with Microsoft and recently expanded collaborations with Google. Integrating these advanced AI technologies accelerates AI solution deployment and builds more intelligent automation systems for various industries.
Forge Platform: Real-time Data Connectivity
A key Honeywell initiative is the Forge platform. This platform enables real-time data connection, collecting information from existing systems and providing optimized performance solutions. AI and semiconductors play a crucial role in driving this platform, offering significant value to customers and the wider industry.
The Future of Automation
Venkatarayalu predicts a future of automation, encompassing smart buildings, automated factories, and independent operating systems. To achieve this, businesses need to efficiently leverage data, develop digital twin models, and ensure large-scale AI deployment.
Optimizing Time, Cost, and Efficiency
AI application goes beyond automation; it optimizes time, cost, and operational efficiency. More powerful AI will be easier to implement and integrate with existing infrastructure. Honeywell is committed to leading the digital transformation and development of smart industries.
Vietnam’s Position in AI and Semiconductor Industry
The 2025 AISC, featuring industry leaders like Google, IBM, Meta, Intel, TSMC, MediaTek, Tokyo Electron, Panasonic, Qorvo, Marvell, highlighted Vietnam’s standing in the global AI and semiconductor sectors. Held in Hanoi over three days (March 12-14), the conference featured in-depth seminars on semiconductor-AI revolution, exhibitions, and investment/business networking activities.
Conclusion
Suresh Venkatarayalu’s insights at AISC 2025 offer a profound look at how Honeywell is applying AI in manufacturing. Focusing on partnerships, data utilization, and technology development, Honeywell is leading the charge towards future automation.
