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Honeywell is researching and developing new products like Smart Meters to measure energy consumption for residential and commercial properties, and also solutions for methane emissions monitoring.

They collaborated with engineers at Monolith to explore how advanced machine learning methods could be used in engineering workflows to understand and predict complex product behaviours faster and in extreme operation conditions.

They selected Monolith's software because its no-code environment was tailored to engineers and was particularly easy to learn. Within days of using the technology on test data they found new insights that delivered real business value.

Through the addition of pressure and temperature sensors to the residential gas flow meter, the Honeywell Smart Meter has an added benefit of being able to autonomously shut down if gas-grid over-pressure is detected, enhancing safety for millions of customers.
Prior to investigating AI, Honeywell followed a traditional and familiar development process that involved physically and virtually testing many different product variables.