FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MotorVision Announces Innovation Partner Program to Advance Next-Generation Industrial AI Selected organizations will help shape a next generation AI while evaluating predictive maintenance, OEE visibility, equipment connectivity, and real-time operational intelligence OWINGSVILLE, Kentucky — July 27th, 2026 — MotorVision, an industrial technology company developing connected equipment-monitoring and operational-intelligence solutions, today announced the launch of the MotorVision Innovation Partner Program. The program will bring together a select group of manufacturers and asset-intensive organizations to evaluate MotorVision’s current industrial monitoring technology while helping guide the development of VisionLink AI, the company’s next-generation, self-driven artificial-intelligence solution for industrial operations. VisionLink AI is being developed to analyze equipment, maintenance, production, and operational data continuously. The platform’s intended capabilities include identifying operational inefficiencies, monitoring maintenance performance, recognizing emerging equipment issues and vulnerabilities, supporting issue resolution, and providing real-time augmented feedback to business leaders. The broader objective is to give plant, maintenance, operations, engineering, and technology leaders the information needed to make faster decisions, improve organizational responsiveness, and sustain continuous improvement. Participating organizations will work directly with MotorVision during a structured evaluation and design process. With each organization’s approval and under mutually agreed data-governance requirements, select operational data and real-world use cases will be used to test, train, validate, and improve VisionLink AI. Innovation Partners will also be offered the opportunity to participate as beta testers of VisionLink AI at no cost before its formal market launch. “This program is about building industrial artificial intelligence around the realities of the plant floor,” said Dr. Elijah Jensen, President of MotorVision. “AI cannot deliver meaningful operational value if it is developed in isolation. It must understand how equipment behaves, how maintenance teams respond, how production priorities change, and how business leaders make decisions. Our Innovation Partners will help us develop VisionLink AI using real operating environments, real challenges, and real opportunities for improvement.” Supporting the Development of VisionLink AI VisionLink AI is being designed as a self-driven industrial-intelligence platform capable of evaluating information across equipment, maintenance, operations, and business systems. The platform is intended to help organizations: • Calculate and monitor operational efficiencies • Evaluate OEE and production-performance trends • Identify emerging equipment-health concerns • Detect operational and maintenance vulnerabilities • Monitor maintenance activities and issue-resolution progress • Recognize patterns associated with downtime, degradation, or performance loss • Prioritize equipment and operational risks • Provide augmented recommendations and decision support • Deliver real-time feedback to plant and business leaders • Support continuous-improvement initiatives across the organization Rather than functioning only as a traditional dashboard or alerting system, VisionLink AI is being developed to interpret changing operational conditions, connect related information, and provide contextual feedback that helps users understand what is happening, why it may be happening, and where action may be required. Building Industrial AI with Real-World Operational Data A central purpose of the MotorVision Innovation Partner Program is to collect, analyze, and learn from real-world operating data across a diverse group of industrial environments. This information will help MotorVision evaluate how equipment performance, maintenance practices, production conditions, user behavior, and operational priorities vary between organizations. Potential data and evaluation areas may include: • Motor and rotating-equipment performance • Equipment-health and condition-monitoring trends • Maintenance events and service histories • Downtime causes and durations • Production losses and performance constraints • OEE and asset-utilization measurements • Alert effectiveness and escalation requirements • Issue identification and resolution timelines • Equipment and process vulnerabilities • Operational responses to changing conditions • Dashboard, reporting, and notification preferences • Integration requirements across industrial and business systems Data participation will be governed by agreements established with each Innovation Partner. MotorVision will work with participating organizations to define what information may be collected, how it may be used, and how confidential, proprietary, and operationally sensitive information will be protected. MotorVision will not use an organization’s confidential or proprietary information outside the agreed scope of the program without authorization. Addressing Immediate Industrial Challenges While the program supports the future development of VisionLink AI, participants will also make use of MotorVision’s existing MotiX sensor technology and TrueSight TelematiX IIoT software platform as well as receive access to enhanced features of these systems that hasn’t been released to market yet. This part of the program will give partners access to solutions that will track and help resolve: • Unplanned equipment downtime • Limited warning before equipment failures • Incomplete OEE and production-performance information • Equipment that is not connected to existing IT or OT infrastructure • Reactive maintenance processes • Difficulty prioritizing maintenance activities • Disconnected equipment, maintenance, and operational data • Limited visibility across motors, pumps, conveyors, fans, gearboxes, and other rotating assets • Complex or expensive condition-monitoring alternatives • Slow decision-making caused by incomplete or delayed information MotorVision’s MotiX sensors collect equipment-performance information in real time, while TrueSight TelematiX provides centralized monitoring, alerts, analytics, and operational visibility across a multi-site tracking solution within a single cloud-based operating system. The solution is intended to complement existing ERP, MES, CMMS, SCADA, automation, and business-intelligence environments rather than require organizations to replace their current systems. A Structured Innovation and Evaluation Program Participating organizations will take part in a structured 90-day design and evaluation period. During this period, MotorVision will meet with participants on a bi-weekly basis to review findings, gather feedback, evaluate operating requirements, and identify opportunities to improve the solution. Areas of collaboration may include: • Predictive-maintenance requirements • Equipment-health monitoring • OEE and downtime visibility • Dashboard and reporting design • AI-generated recommendations • Maintenance workflow support • Equipment-baseline development • Multi-sensor data analysis • Alert and notification preferences • Issue-resolution tracking • IT, OT, ERP, MES, and CMMS connectivity • User experience and organizational adoption The broader Innovation Partner Program will operate for up to six months. The extended program period will allow enough time to establish equipment baselines, identify trends, evaluate seasonal or operational changes, and measure the practical value of the technology. Organizations may evaluate the solution on a small number of assets or across a broader multi-sensor environment. MotorVision does not require every Innovation Partner to begin with the same number of sensors, users, production areas, or facilities. Early Access to VisionLink AI Innovation Partners will receive early visibility into the VisionLink AI development roadmap and may be invited to review prototypes, workflows, dashboards, alerts, and augmented decision-support capabilities. When the VisionLink AI beta environment becomes available, participating Innovation Partners will be offered access at no cost for an agreed beta-testing period before the platform’s formal release to the market. Beta participants will have an opportunity to: • Test VisionLink AI within an operating environment • Evaluate AI-generated findings and recommendations • Provide feedback on accuracy and usability • Help define practical industrial AI use cases • Recommend improvements to dashboards and workflows • Influence integration and reporting priorities • Help establish expectations for responsible industrial AI deployment Feedback from beta participants will be used to refine the solution before its commercial launch. No Immediate Purchasing Commitment Required For any non-existing MotorVision customers, MotorVision has structured the initial engagement process so organizations can explore the program without making an immediate long-term purchasing commitment. For existing customers wishing to take part in this, free access to newly released solution packs as well as access to the beta test program for VisionLink AI will be provided. For new customers interested in partnering with MotorVision for this limited program, the first step is a brief, no-obligation introductory conversation focused on: • The organization’s equipment and operational environment • Existing downtime, maintenance, and performance challenges • The information currently available to decision-makers • Gaps in OEE, equipment-health, and maintenance visibility • Potential assets or processes suitable for evaluation • Data-security and governance requirements • Whether the Innovation Partner Program represents a practical fit Following the introductory discussion, MotorVision and the prospective participant can jointly determine whether there is a meaningful operational use case and whether both parties wish to proceed. Target Participants MotorVision is seeking Innovation Partners from industries including: • Automotive and transportation manufacturing • General and industrial manufacturing • Plastics, metals, and engineered products • Food and beverage production • Logistics and distribution • Warehousing and material handling • Water and wastewater management • Power generation and utilities • Other equipment-intensive operating environments The company is particularly interested in engaging with: • Plant Managers • Maintenance and Reliability Leaders • Operations Executives • Engineering Managers • Continuous-Improvement and OEE Teams • IT and OT Directors • Manufacturing Technology Leaders • Business Systems and Digital-Transformation Leaders How to Learn More Organizations interested in the MotorVision Innovation Partner Program may request a no-obligation program overview or schedule an introductory conversation with the MotorVision team. The initial discussion is intended to help both parties understand the organization’s challenges, evaluate potential use cases, and determine whether participation would create meaningful value. For additional information, visit MotorVision.app or contact: Timothy Millhouse Program Coordinator MotorVision Inc. [email protected] About MotorVision MotorVision develops industrial equipment-monitoring, connected-maintenance, and operational-intelligence technology designed to help organizations improve asset visibility, maintenance effectiveness, operational efficiency, and business decision-making. Through its MotiX sensor technology and TrueSight TelematiX software platform, MotorVision connects industrial equipment with actionable information that can support predictive maintenance, OEE visibility, condition monitoring, issue resolution, and continuous improvement. MotorVision is also developing VisionLink AI, a next-generation industrial artificial-intelligence platform intended to analyze operational and maintenance information, identify risks and improvement opportunities, and provide real-time augmented feedback to plant and business leaders. MotorVision’s technologies are designed to work alongside existing industrial and business systems, helping organizations increase visibility and intelligence without requiring the replacement of their current technology infrastructure.