Telit Cinterion to Demo Automated Robot Fault Recovery at IMTS 2026

September 10, 2026
Telit Cinterion will demonstrate visual inspection, robotic sorting and automated assembly through its deviceWISE platform at IMTS 2026.
Telit Cinterion to Demo Automated Robot Fault Recovery at IMTS 2026

Telit Cinterion said in a press release that it will run three live deviceWISE production demonstrations at IMTS 2026. The event takes place from September 14 to 19 in Chicago, with the demonstrations at Booth 236475.

The demonstrations will cover visual inspection for defective or missing circuit board components, robotic sorting with agentic AI and a digital twin, and automated assembly using FANUC AI. The two robotic demonstrations will reproduce faults and show the deviceWISE platform guiding automated recovery.

The deviceWISE Intelligence Suite uses industrial AI agents to analyze production data at the edge and generate recovery procedures for specific faults. It combines camera observations with machine data and process status through NVIDIA Metropolis Video Search and Summarization Blueprint, NVIDIA NIM microservices and Model Context Protocol.

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