AssetOpsBench: Benchmarking AI Agents for Task Automation in Industrial Asset Operations and Maintenance
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| author | Patel, Dhaval Lin, Shuxin Rayfield, James Zhou, Nianjun Shyalika, Chathurangi Yarrabothula, Suryanarayana R Vaculin, Roman Martinez, Natalia O'donncha, Fearghal Kalagnanam, Jayant |
| author_facet | Patel, Dhaval Lin, Shuxin Rayfield, James Zhou, Nianjun Shyalika, Chathurangi Yarrabothula, Suryanarayana R Vaculin, Roman Martinez, Natalia O'donncha, Fearghal Kalagnanam, Jayant |
| contents | AI for Industrial Asset Lifecycle Management aims to automate complex operational workflows, such as condition monitoring and maintenance scheduling, to minimize system downtime. While traditional AI/ML approaches solve narrow tasks in isolation, Large Language Model (LLM) agents offer a next-generation opportunity for end-to-end automation. In this paper, we introduce AssetOpsBench, a unified framework for orchestrating and evaluating domain-specific agents for Industry 4.0. AssetOpsBench provides a multimodal ecosystem comprising a catalog of four domain-specific agents, a curated dataset of 140+ human-authored natural-language queries grounded in real industrial scenarios, and a simulated, CouchDB-backed IoT environment. We introduce an automated evaluation framework that uses three key metrics to analyze architectural trade-offs between the Tool-As-Agent and Plan-Executor paradigms, along with a systematic procedure for the automated discovery of emerging failure modes. The practical relevance of AssetOpsBench is demonstrated by its broad community adoption, with 250+ users and over 500 agents submitted to our public benchmarking platform, supporting reproducible and scalable research for real-world industrial operations. The code is accesible at https://github.com/IBM/AssetOpsBench . |
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| spellingShingle | AssetOpsBench: Benchmarking AI Agents for Task Automation in Industrial Asset Operations and Maintenance Patel, Dhaval Lin, Shuxin Rayfield, James Zhou, Nianjun Shyalika, Chathurangi Yarrabothula, Suryanarayana R Vaculin, Roman Martinez, Natalia O'donncha, Fearghal Kalagnanam, Jayant Artificial Intelligence Multiagent Systems AI for Industrial Asset Lifecycle Management aims to automate complex operational workflows, such as condition monitoring and maintenance scheduling, to minimize system downtime. While traditional AI/ML approaches solve narrow tasks in isolation, Large Language Model (LLM) agents offer a next-generation opportunity for end-to-end automation. In this paper, we introduce AssetOpsBench, a unified framework for orchestrating and evaluating domain-specific agents for Industry 4.0. AssetOpsBench provides a multimodal ecosystem comprising a catalog of four domain-specific agents, a curated dataset of 140+ human-authored natural-language queries grounded in real industrial scenarios, and a simulated, CouchDB-backed IoT environment. We introduce an automated evaluation framework that uses three key metrics to analyze architectural trade-offs between the Tool-As-Agent and Plan-Executor paradigms, along with a systematic procedure for the automated discovery of emerging failure modes. The practical relevance of AssetOpsBench is demonstrated by its broad community adoption, with 250+ users and over 500 agents submitted to our public benchmarking platform, supporting reproducible and scalable research for real-world industrial operations. The code is accesible at https://github.com/IBM/AssetOpsBench . |
| title | AssetOpsBench: Benchmarking AI Agents for Task Automation in Industrial Asset Operations and Maintenance |
| topic | Artificial Intelligence Multiagent Systems |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.03828 |