Nokia launches AI and edge platform to help mining and construction industries, public safety, and defense organizations run safer, more resilient field operations
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Nokia launched Cognitive Operations, a new platform that unifies mission-critical communications, accelerated edge computing, and operational AI for industries where failure in field operations is not an option. Nokia’s CO enhances site and asset intelligence for operational teams, whether they are managing and keeping a mine site connected, enabling emergency vehicles to share live incident awareness, or operating on the battlefield. These teams will benefit from AI-agentic assistance, a live 3D digital twin of operations, real-time video analytics, predictive maintenance and autonomous safety monitoring. The result is greater operational resilience, reduced downtime and continuous visibility. Nokia’s CO also creates a dynamic hybrid wireless network fabric with no single point of access failure, helping keep mission-critical operations running in the toughest environments. “The convergence of AI, edge computing, and mission-critical communications is becoming a key requirement for organizations seeking to improve operational performance and worker safety. Nokia’s Cognitive Operations platform demonstrates how these capabilities can be integrated to provide actionable intelligence and more reliable, resilient operations across industrial environments,” said Ildefonso de la Cruz Morales, Senior Principal Analyst, Omdia. At the edge of the new platform is Nokia’s Cognitive...
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Among other access technologies, Nokia has collaborated with Rajant, the pioneer of Kinetic Mesh® wireless networking, to integrate Rajant’s InstaMesh® technology directly into the Cognitive Edge Node.
