AI in industrial devices: Logika Control on ElettronicaTech

AI in industrial devices: Logika Control on ElettronicaTech

Logic 33 Tronik by Logika Control with AI applications for data analysis and predictive maintenance

The editorial collaboration with ElettronicaTech continues with a new contribution dedicated to the opportunities of AI and new challenges for cybersecurity.

Artificial Intelligence in the world of industrial devices

Artificial Intelligence is progressively expanding its scope of application, entering also devices and systems used in industrial settings.

Controllers, gateways, and connected systems can now leverage data analysis to recognize anomalies, support predictive maintenance activities, and contribute to process optimization. The device is therefore not limited to collecting information, but can use it to interpret what is happening and support more informed decisions.

This evolution brings with it new opportunities, but at the same time raises important questions on the security front: what changes when a product's features increasingly depend on the data it receives and processes?

It is from this scenario that the new in-depth analysis by arises Logika Control published on ElettronicaTech, signed by Lorenzo Labella, Cybersecurity Specialist, and Paolo Nozza, R&D Director in Logic Control. 

Between new features and cybersecurity

The article explores the dual impact of Artificial Intelligence on industrial devices.

On the one hand, data analysis can represent an important added value for the product. A concrete example comes from Logik 33 Tronik at Logika Control, where compressor maintenance can be scheduled taking into account the state of wear and efficiency, in addition to the traditional count of operating hours.

On the other hand, the introduction of more advanced analysis systems also broadens the elements that must be taken into consideration from a cybersecurity perspective. If a device uses certain information to recognize an anomaly or modify its behavior, in fact, the reliability of the result also depends on the quality and integrity of the data on which it is based.

The issue is therefore not just about protecting the algorithm, but involves the entire product ecosystem: from sensor data to firmware, communications, and update mechanisms.

The article published on ElettronicaTech delves precisely into this balance between innovation, reliability and safety, highlighting the aspects that must accompany the introduction of new smart features in industrial devices.

Share expertise on changes in industrial electronics

The contribution dedicated to Artificial Intelligence is part of a series of articles produced by Logika Control in collaboration with ElettronicaTech, with the aim of bringing to the attention of industry professionals some of the changes that are affecting the design and development of electronic systems.

The collaboration has already addressed the issue of Cyber Resilience Act, with the in-depth analysis Cyber Resilience Act: reporting obligations come into force on September 11, 2026; the new article broadens the comparison by looking at the impact of Artificial Intelligence on devices and the resulting implications for cybersecurity.

Two different themes, but linked by an increasingly central issue for those who develop electronic products: accompanying technological evolution with processes and skills capable of governing its security aspects as well.

The collaboration with ElettronicaTech will continue with new contributions, making available the experience gained by Logika Control in the development of electronic solutions for the industrial sector.

Read the in-depth article on ElettronicaTech

What data becomes critical when a device integrates smart functions? How does risk analysis change? And which cybersecurity principles remain fundamental even with the introduction of AI?

These are some of the issues addressed by Lorenzo Labella and Paolo Nozza in the full article.

Read the full article on ElettronicaTech:
“AI in industrial devices: added value and new cybersecurity challenges”