AI @ Honeywell
Summary
- Honeywell has progressively expanded its AI integration from aerospace single-pilot operation advancements in late 2023 to wide industrial autonomy initiatives by mid-2025, embedding AI into products like Guided Work Solutions and Forge Performance+.
- Strategic collaborations with major partners including Qualcomm, Google Cloud, and Chevron, along with internal generative AI adoption for 95,000 employees, signal a strong commitment to both operational efficiency and AI-driven innovation, targeting over $100 million in value creation by 2024.
- Recent launches such as the AI-powered TrackWise Manufacturing platform, AI-enhanced building management solutions, and real-time industrial cybersecurity demonstrate Honeywell’s shift toward autonomous operations across energy, manufacturing, aerospace, and life sciences, illustrating mature AI deployment with measurable impacts on cost reduction, risk mitigation, and operational improvement.
VIBE METER
6 AI Use Cases at Honeywell
Building Optimization2025
Manufacturing Automation2025
Employee Productivity2025
Industrial Autonomy2024
Retail Assistance2024Customer Facing
Pilot Operations2023Customer Facing
Timeline
2025 Q3
Honeywell launched an advanced AI platform for building management that integrates HVAC, lighting, and security systems, focusing on operational efficiency and energy savings.
2025 Q2
Introduced AI-powered TrackWise Manufacturing to digitize life sciences manufacturing workflows and expanded digital suite with AI-enabled cybersecurity, proactive threat detection, and control optimization targeting broader industrial autonomy.
2025 Q1
Honeywell scaled generative AI usage to over 16 production use cases accessible to its entire workforce and introduced AI technologies such as Digital Holographic Microscopy in manufacturing contexts.
2024 Q4
Significant strategic collaborations formed with Chevron, Google Cloud, and Qualcomm focusing on AI-assisted refining, data integration, and industrial autonomy. Honeywell launched AI solutions aimed at energy plant efficiency and substation automation.
2024 Q3
Honeywell began deploying AI-enabled multi-modal intelligent agents powered by Qualcomm and rolled out generative AI tools to benefit 95,000 employees, signaling strong internal user adoption.
2024 Q2
Honeywell expanded AI integration into Guided Work Solutions improving retailer operations and launched Honeywell Forge Performance+ for commercial aerospace MRO leveraging cloud-based AI. Company leadership projected $100 million in generative AI value creation.
2024 Q1: no updates
2023 Q4
Honeywell initiated AI usage in aerospace through a project in Europe focused on advancing single-pilot operations using AI-powered digital assistants.