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Cognite Flows: First Fully Integrated Native AI Industrial Platform

Liam

14 May 2026 — 1 min read

Cognite has launched Cognite Flows, the first fully integrated native AI industrial experience platform, consolidating real-time data and AI insights into a customizable single-screen workspace. This marks a fundamental shift from 'users adapting to software' to 'software adapting to users', providing an Action Layer deeply integrated with the company's Industrial Knowledge Graph for enhanced accuracy and scalability.

Cognite Flows: An Action Layer Built for Scale and Accuracy

The new platform serves as a central Action Layer, leveraging deep integration with Cognite's Industrial Knowledge Graph to ensure data accuracy and operational scalability. By breaking down silos and optimizing frontline workflows, it offers a single-screen workspace that adapts to user needs, rather than forcing users to adapt to complex software interfaces.

Early Adopters Report 30x Faster Value Realization

Over 30% of Cognite's existing customer base is already using the platform, including notable adopters like B. Braun and Idemitsu Kosan. Case studies reveal transformative efficiency gains, with customers achieving up to 30x faster value realization. In one instance, a prototype was delivered in just 4 days, compared to the typical 3-5 months required by conventional approaches.

Agentic AI Tools Unlock 100x Developer Productivity

The platform empowers developers with native Agentic AI tools, enabling a 100x increase in developer productivity. This capability helps teams rapidly build and deploy industrial applications, further solidifying the platform's role as a catalyst for industrial AI adoption. Industry analysts, including IDC, view Cognite Flows as a significant leap forward in making industrial AI accessible and effective.

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