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ITAP 2026 wraps up: industrial AI reaches more international customers

DHMS exhibited at ITAP 2026 in Singapore for the second year, presenting AI agent Mina and its equipment health-management platform.

ITAP 2026 wraps up: industrial AI reaches more international customers

Industrial Transformation Asia-Pacific 2026 (ITAP 2026) closed in Singapore.

Continuing the strong turnout from day one, the DHMS booth welcomed wave after wave of customers on the final day, with product demos, technical discussions and requirement reviews running back to back.

From two consecutive years of strong visitor interest to a service footprint rooted in Singapore, DHMS is turning industrial AI into something more international customers can use.

International companies and institutions kept visiting, and the booth stayed busy. Since the show opened, the DHMS team has been on the front line receiving guests and running demonstrations.

Customers watching the screens and visitors talking at the booth capture the scene.

Today's guests included senior executives from international companies, together with officials and representatives of government agencies and industry organisations, who came to the booth to talk with the team.

Visitors discussed equipment health management, predictive maintenance and industrial AI in depth, and booked post-show product demonstrations and technical meetings, moving the conversation toward concrete applications and cooperation.

The activity also drew the organiser's photo and video teams to the booth several times, capturing product demonstrations and customer interactions and leaving a strong record of the show.

Mina makes equipment O&M simpler and better grounded. Which machines need attention first? What caused an anomaly? When should maintenance be scheduled?

Mina (DHMS's AI agent) turns expert analysis into clear, easy-to-understand answers, bringing industrial AI into daily operations.

Direct conversation supports text and voice questions, explaining equipment conditions with live data as naturally as talking to a colleague.

One screen brings together equipment health, alerts and diagnostics, sorting today's priorities by risk so teams can find the machines that need attention.

Evidence-based diagnosis combines spectrum and envelope analysis to show the basis for an anomaly and its risk level, with inspection and maintenance recommendations.

Advance planning tracks trends and flags potential risks, using remaining-useful-life estimates to inform maintenance, spare-parts and shutdown planning.

From seeing equipment status to understanding the cause of an anomaly and planning maintenance actions, Mina makes professional capability easier to use.

Useful, easy to use and affordable: bringing industrial AI to small and medium-sized enterprises.

Feedback from on-site discussions noted that DHMS's industrial AI agent is useful, easy to use and affordable, making it a good fit for local SMEs looking to accelerate their digital transformation.

That positive feedback addresses a question DHMS keeps asking: how can professional equipment health management become a daily tool more companies can actually use?

For SMEs, digital transformation needs clear value, products that are easy to pick up and service that stays close to the floor.

DHMS aims to turn complex technology into a simple, practical experience so more companies can take their first step into intelligent equipment O&M.

Rooted in Singapore: turning show momentum into long-term service. Two consecutive years of strong booth traffic show international interest in industrial AI and strengthen DHMS's commitment to the local market.

The group's overseas company DHMSCare Pte. Ltd. (Singapore) was established to serve international markets; the domestic business entity is Suzhou DHMS Information Technology Co., Ltd. From requirement discussions and product trials to application integration, the team will keep working on site so product capability matches real O&M needs.

The show connected DHMS with visitors from international companies, government agencies and industry organisations, creating new opportunities for follow-up. DHMS will follow up on every request with professional products and service.

The show has ended, but service continues. Thank you to every customer and partner who visited the DHMS booth. DHMS will keep building its local presence and working close to customers so industrial AI delivers value in more real-world settings.