Jeff Clark

Connected Worker systems weren’t designed for AI, because they’re built to capture work, not knowledge. Industrial Intelligence brings together critical insight, so AI can help every operator on the floor improve quality and throughput.

Squint’s Industrial Intelligence platform gathers systems, documentation, and the expertise of your team, to power apps and AI agents at scale. By ensuring every operator has the right information, right when they need it, one of Squint’s customers reduced scrap and cut operator training time by 60%— we’ll cover how they did it. 

In this session, you'll see:

• Why Connected Worker tools hit an AI ceiling— what's missing, and why it matters
• How Industrial Intelligence works: unifying systems data, floor knowledge, and standard work into a foundation AI can actually use
• A case study from a global manufacturing company, with measurable results achieved in months, not years
• The Industrial Knowledge Graph: a context layer that gets smarter with every interaction
• What this looks like in practice— from Smart Calls that capture tribal knowledge off escalation calls, to Continuous Improvement agents that proactively surface waste reduction opportunities