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Telit Cinterion Gets Wiser With deviceWise

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The future of industrial automation and mobile robotics is arriving at the intersection of AI, connectivity, and visual intelligence – and Telit Cinterion is making sure it is a future that works in the real world. With a pair of new releases, Telit Cinterion demonstrates how the convergence of advanced 5G modules and smarter AI platforms is accelerating the flexibility, reach, and practical value of Industry 4.0.

5G as the Neural Network of Mobile Robotics

The latest announcement brings Telit Cinterion’s portfolio of 5G modules – including new RedCap offerings – into close alignment with NVIDIA Jetson Thor platform, the highest-performing edge AI compute engine designed for complex robotics. This isn’t just another bandwidth upgrade; it’s a strategic enablement of ultra-reliable, low-latency connectivity that makes practical real-time AI workloads possible on autonomous machines, whether mobile or humanoid. In a sector where split-second reasoning can mean the difference between smooth operation and catastrophic failure, Telit Cinterion is positioning its 5G modules as the invisible backbone for intelligent industrial automation.

5G is a foundational capability for humanoid and mobile AI devices and Telit Cinterion delivers the connectivity – from URLLC to Network Slicing and superior RF performance – that integrates those machines with the cloud and enterprise control, securely and at scale.

deviceWise Intelligence Suite Empowers Manufacturing Processes

The deviceWISE Intelligence Suite, supports AI-powered intelligent agents that autonomously see, think and act across every machine, sensor and workflow on the factory floor. deviceWISE Intelligence Suite is the latest addition to the Telit Cinterion deviceWISE portfolio of AI-powered industrial IoT (IIoT) and edge computing solutions for Industry 4.0.

 “Traditional IIoT and other factory infrastructure has been very limited in the way it collects data and reporting issues,” said Martin Krona, President of Services and Solutions at Telit Cinterion. “deviceWISE Intelligence Suite raises the bar by providing active intelligence into the manufacturing floor, that sees, thinks and acts autonomously across every machine, sensor and workflow. The result is faster decisions, reduced downtime, higher throughput and autonomous optimization.

Available in January 2026, the deviceWISE Intelligence Suite provides highly integrated industrial agents that enable the downstream IIoT device connections and edge logic to move beyond supporting passive connectivity to empowering active intelligence.

The Suite uses high-performance, purpose-built technology to assist the agents with integration, retrieval, reranking and other tasks. The deviceWISE platform also now has the capability to function as an Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, servicing requests from connected applications, as well as an MCP client, interfacing seamlessly with other MCP-enabled generative AI systems.

"The integration of MCP transforms deviceWISE into an agentic AI hub, empowering connected agents to reason, act, and coordinate across industrial systems,” said Linir Zamir, AI Engineer R&D Lead at Telit Cinterion. “By serving as both an MCP server and client, deviceWISE now bridges human and machine, driving a new era of intelligent automation across the manufacturing landscape."

Final Thoughts: Wiser by Design

In an environment where robotics and manufacturing are only as smart as the systems guiding them, Telit Cinterion’s approach is to combine connectivity, flexibility, and intelligent automation in a package that real businesses can deploy, afford, and trust. For many, that’s not just getting wiser, it is a genuine competitive edge.




Edited by Erik Linask
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