Traditional security systems can no longer meet the growing threats facing today’s manufacturing plants, but artificial intelligence can. New AI-powered security systems are tireless sentinels, constantly analyzing data from security cameras, environmental sensors, and other integrated systems. Huvr CEO Herman DeBoard details how AI’s surveillance equips plants with real-time threat detection, continuous monitoring, and predictive insights.
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Company NewsAugust 20, 20251 min read
AI not only makes plants smarter, it makes them safer
Traditional security systems can no longer meet the growing threats facing today’s manufacturing plants, but artificial intelligence can. New AI-powered security systems are tireless sentinels, constantly analyzing data from security…
By Airez TeamUpdated August 10, 2026
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