AI-Driven Industrial Control Agent

The Problem: In industrial environments, undetected pressure drops can lead to critical system failures and production downtime. Traditionally, these systems rely on basic PID controllers that lack contextual awareness. The Solution: This project introduces an AI Agent to replace traditional controllers, bridging the gap between advanced Large Language Models and physical hardware. Built for predictive maintenance, the system continuously monitors telemetry and makes real-time, autonomous decisions to stabilize industrial infrastructure. How it Works: An ESP32 microcontroller at the edge reads analog pressure data and streams telemetry via the MQTT protocol. A Python-based agent intercepts this data and queries the Qwen2.5-7B-Instruct model, deployed via vLLM on the AMD Developer Cloud. Acting strictly on mechatronic safety constraints, the AI evaluates the pressure. If it drops below the critical 15.0 PSI threshold, the agent overrides the system into "Alert" mode and commands the hardware to activate an auxiliary pump at 100% PWM. A Streamlit dashboard visualizes the live data and automatically generates an audit log. Impact: By utilizing the ultra-low latency of the AMD Cloud, this proof of concept demonstrates that LLMs can actively govern physical hardware in Industry 4.0.