Suresh Venkatarailu serves as the Chief Technology Officer at Honeywell Technologies and president of Honeywell Technologies' software business

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Honeywell Technologies uses domain ontology to model interactions across HVAC, building management systems, fire security, access control, and operational technology systems

Honeywell Technologies requires human operators to manually authorize autonomous operating conditions before systems engage autonomous mode

Suresh Venkatarailu previously developed supply chain robotics applications for automated truck loaders, truck unloaders, and package picking systems

Honeywell Technologies is combining probabilistic artificial intelligence models with deterministic control models to transition from automation to autonomous systems

Honeywell Technologies defines physical artificial intelligence as bringing computational intelligence into direct alignment with physical systems and subsystems

Honeywell Technologies deployed an autonomous operations pilot at the Borouge ethylene plant in Abu Dhabi

As of July 2026, 5.3 million physical assets were connected to the Honeywell Forge platform

As of July 2026, connecting a one-million-square-foot building to Honeywell Technologies' gateway infrastructure requires between 10 and 20 hours

Honeywell Technologies established the Forge Academy program to train and certify systems integrators on deploying edge gateways and software licenses

Honeywell Technologies defines the four layers of autonomy as see, think, act, and learn

In 2024, approximately 700,000 physical assets were connected to the Honeywell Forge platform

In Honeywell Technologies' four layers of autonomy, the act layer historically relied on workers taking actions based on predefined rules

Honeywell Technologies historically engineered control systems around deterministic and heuristic models designed for mission-critical and safety-critical standards

Honeywell Technologies bounds probabilistic artificial intelligence outputs within deterministic control systems designed for 99.9999 percent operational reliability

Honeywell Technologies implemented facial recognition from ID.me at Honeywell's North Carolina campus to authenticate employees and select destination floors without physical access cards

In Honeywell Technologies' four layers of autonomy, the see layer uses millions of sensors and actuators to provide real-time inputs

In Honeywell Technologies' autonomous building operations, reinforcement learning occurs when an operator confirms or rejects an AI prediction of a false positive

Honeywell Technologies possesses an estimated global installed base of 11 to 12 million physical equipment assets

Honeywell Technologies' autonomous systems incorporate artificial intelligence to eliminate 20 to 60 percent of false-positive sensor and field device inputs

Honeywell Technologies trained frontier artificial intelligence models on legacy service tickets and technical publication manuals