Podcast appearances and mentions of nikunj mehta

In today's episode, we're joined by Nikunj Mehta, Founder and CEO of Falkonry, a company revolutionizing plant operations with AI-driven insights. We explore the evolution of AI from project-based work to scalable software solutions, discussing the role of generative AI in automating data processing and simplifying output delivery. Nikunj shares insights on building trust in AI systems and leveraging wearables for real-time insights on the shop floor. Key Discussion Points: Falkonry's platform analyzes industrial equipment data to identify issues and trends. Software-based AI reduces implementation time and resources for companies. Challenges in AI adoption include building trust in AI systems and integrating diverse data sources. To learn more about our guest, you can find him at: Website: https://falkonry.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nrmehta/   

In this episode, Amy Bryson, contributing lead editor of Smart Manufacturing, talks with Dr. Nikunj Mehta, founder and CEO of Falkonry, about the impact of AI on advanced and smart manufacturing. They discuss the challenges and opportunities of AI in the manufacturing industry, including time series data and the need for automation and explainability. Dr. Mehta also shares how Falkonry is simplifying AI adoption for manufacturers, as well as contributing to their sustainability efforts.

Industrial Talk is chatting with Nikunj Mehta, Founder and CEO of Falkonry/IFS about “Enterprise AI - Establishing Trust and the Power of AI to your Enterprise Asset Management”.  The following are some key takeaways for our conversation: Introduction. 0:04 Industrial assets operate at their optimal condition. How technology and innovation can truly solve the challenges of today's market, and how it's happening at a pace that is so rapid. Nikunj Background. 3:51 Nikunj introduces himself. Growing up as the son of a factory worker and specifically a steel-producer. How Falkonry started in the resource-intensive industrial space, and why he wanted to do something different. How Nikunj came to the conclusion that there was something more to be gained from the data that was already being pulled from computers. The industrial world and time series data. How do you find the golden nuggets in the data? 10:00 The silicon valley story is preceded by the san francisco story, and it took them a long time to figure out what can help them find the gold. The human condition is biased. Donald Rumsfeld used to talk about unknown unknowns, and since then it has entered the pantheon of technical jargon that takes everybody's head for a spin. Falkonry has become primarily about surfacing known unknowns and unknown unknowns. It is a software approach to find unknown unknown's. The platform sits on top of the operations on level two, and is able to see what is going wrong in the plant. False positives are not a problem. It doesn't cost as much to review anomalous behavior. 17:17 It doesn't cost as much effort to review something and say that it doesn't make sense. It is learning what behaviors arise and how to predict behaviors and incorporate normal behavior. Falkonry has signed an agreement to be acquired by ifs, and it will take to the end of Q4. Falkonry has been serving in the area of production and process optimization. APM is a field that many analysts have written off, but enterprise asset management has created sustainable long-term businesses. Enterprise asset management approach is more holistic and global. The problem with enterprise asset management and smart manufacturing. 24:16 Ai aims to streamline workflows and minimize inventory of parts over time and reduce the number of people required to serve a supplier. APM has been around for 20 years. Introducing something that is not part of his thinking, but now all of a sudden he has to rethink and change the way he looks at manufacturing. Quality of life issues for the bottom-up. People need to be able to trust AI until that adoption is not possible, and that trust requires bottom-up experience, studies and examples from their own world. Once people can trust vibration analyst, the change management process is as simple as previously thought. How to get a hold of Nikunj. 30:51 Trust is something that is so powerful, and in...

Nikunj Mehta is the founder and CEO of Falkonry, whose time series AI solutions are used by companies to power their digital transformation and achieve significant improvements in production uptime, quality, yield, and safety. He is the co-founder of the Industry 4.0 Club, an egalitarian effort among user advocates, technologists, and manufacturing leaders to advance industrial transformation through Industry 4.0 methods and technologies. Nikunj recently spoke with Plant Services editor in chief Thomas Wilk about the future of Falkonry, the relationship between asset management and artificial intelligence, and how detecting anomalies can improve sustainability.

Today's episode is part of our ongoing AI Success Factors series. Every Monday, we publish 15-minute episodes that focus on an enterprise success story where we discuss one particular factor that made the project successful. Today's guest is Nikunj Mehta, CEO, and Founder of Falkonry. Falkonry is an AI service firm based in the Bay Area, focusing primarily on heavy industry. In today's episode, Nikunj highlights the extreme importance of subject-matter expertise when it comes to knowing when to pull in a champion to lead a project to success. Nikunj discusses these core themes in the context of a specific client success story in the steel manufacturing space. To access Emerj's frameworks for AI readiness, ROI, and strategy, visit Emerj Plus at emerj.com/p1.

Today is episode five out of five of this week's special series on Achieving ROI with Early AI Projects. We've heard from leaders from Intel, Oracle, and other big names, and today, we're wrapping this series up with someone from the startup world. Our guest is Nikunj Mehta, Founder and CEO of Falkonry. Falkonry is an AI services business focused on heavy industry and manufacturing based in the Bay Area. In this episode, Nikunj describes a portfolio approach to find several related AI projects and capabilities that are likely to turn into a win. He also discusses why an enterprise's most important objectives are not always the best fit for early AI projects. Stay tuned until the end of this episode to learn about the AI ROI reports that we're making available for a limited period.

Today's guest is Nikola Mrkšić, CEO and Co-Founder of PolyAI. PolyAI is an AI voice company based in the United Kingdom. Nikola previously appeared on an episode with us to discuss the future of voice AI for the customer experience. Today, Nikola dives into the use-case of appointment-setting with AI for voice. He talks specifically about the technical constraints, AI capabilities, and how to create workflows that add real value to the business. This episode is sponsored by PolyAI. If you run a disruptive AI firm and you're looking to reach a global audience of AI-interested leaders, be sure to visit emerj.com/ad1 to learn more about Emerj's Creative Services.

Today's guest is Nikunj Mehta, CEO, and Founder of Falkonry, an AI platform firm in the industry space. Nikunj speaks to us in this episode about the importance of focus on getting a company off the ground. What does it look like to focus on a sector and workflows to build early traction with sales and deliver more value? He speaks a lot about the importance of subject matter experts, not just folks who can write Python code but also people who understand the processes within a given industry. Nikunj's lessons today are something to transfer to everybody listening in. Do you want more keys and a clear path to success in your own AI consulting career? Register for our new webinar, free for a limited time only, "How to Start and Grow an AI Consulting company" at: emerj.com/st1

In episode 05 of the Let's Connect! Podcast, Nikunj Mehta, CEO and Founder of Falkonry, joins us to talk about his Intelligence-first approach to IoT.Nikunj Mehta founded Falkonry after realizing that very valuable operational data produced in industrial infrastructure goes mostly unutilized in the energy, manufacturing & transportation sectors. Nikunj believes hard business problems can be solved by combining machine learning, user-oriented design & partnerships. Prior to Falkonry, Nikunj led software architecture & customer success for C3 IoT. Earlier, he led innovation teams at Oracle focused on database technology & led the creation of the IndexedDB standard for databases embedded inside all modern browsers. He has contributed to standards at both W3C & IETF, & is a member of the ACM.Interested in connecting with Nikunj? Reach out on Linkedin!Falkonry is the innovation leader in Operational AI. Falkonry enables predictive operational excellence for manufacturing and defense organizations by detecting and predicting events before they impact operations. By applying AI on real-time operational data from plants and field systems, Falkonry solutions deliver significant improvement in production uptime, quality and yield without requiring data scientists or data engineers. Falkonry products easily scale across the enterprise either on-premises, in the cloud or at the edge, and are optimized to run on major cloud platforms including Microsoft Azure and AWS. Falkonry's Operational AI based products are built for operations teams to reduce planned and unplanned downtime, discover anomalous conditions, capture expert knowledge, provide root cause analysis, estimate time to critical events like time to failure, remaining useful life and show all this information through an executive dashboard making it easier for all stakeholders to understand and apply this analysis.  Follow Falkonry on Twitter! 

Can we accurately measure the remaining useful life of our equipment? The better question might be can we predict an event in the future that causes poor equipment operations leading to equipment failure, quality issues, and loss of efficiency. On this week's episode of Technology Innovation, a Maintenance Disrupted Podcast, Blair welcomes Nikunj Mehta and Dan Kearns from Falkonry. In this podcast we discuss the theory behind estimating RUL and some of the considerations and approaches to successful RUL estimation. If your company sells products or services to engaged maintenance & reliability professionals, tell your marketing manager about Maintenance Disrupted. If you'd like to discuss advertising, please email us at maintenancedisrupted@gmail.com Check out our website at www.maintenancedisrupted.com and sign up for the weekly disruption newsletter with bonus content. If you like the show, please tell your colleagues about it and follow maintenance disrupted on LinkedIn and YouTube. Follow Maintenance Disrupted on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/maintenancedisrupted Music: The Descent by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4490-the-descent License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Any industrial operation’s success comes down to efficiency. If manufacturers or contractors can get more efficient, then they can increase production while maintaining cost to the consumer, therefore driving up profit margins! Today we’re looking at some exciting ways that A.I. is changing the way companies are approaching machine learning and manufacturing. My guest today was Nikunj Mehta, PHd. He is the founder and CEO of Falkonry.  On this episode, we discussed how Falkonry is using A.I. to increase an industrial operations company’s profitability: They are making manufacturers more efficient. They are helping companies apply machine learning. They are making A.I. accessible to domain experts. Checkout these resources: Nikunj Mehta Bold 360 Blog

Machine learning is a hot topic these days, and the biggest potential impact is in the industrial space. At the same time, the initial outlay for the technology could turn some vendors away. So the question is, at what cost does it make sense? That’s one of many questions I fired at Nikunj Mehta, who is the Founder and CEO of Falkonry in this week’s Five Minutes with…discussion.

Nikunj Mehta answers following questions:Industry view Unique value propositionFinancial and time aspects of deployment of analytic systemsCompany name

Nikunj Mehta answers following questions:Industry view Unique value propositionFinancial and time aspects of deployment of analytic systemsCompany name

We sat down with Nikunj Mehta, founder and CEO at Falkonry, discussing their primary areas of focus, benefits of predictive maintenance, challenges of data integration and their founding story.

We sat down with Nikunj Mehta, founder and CEO at Falkonry, discussing their primary areas of focus, benefits of predictive maintenance, challenges of data integration and their founding story.