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Title: TXOne Networks Expands the Element Portfolio with Virtual Portable Inspector, Extending Operational Inspection Across Modern OT Environments

Taipei, Taiwan, 30th Jun 2026 – TXOne Networks today announced Virtual Portable Inspector (vPI), a software-based addition to the Element inspection portfolio designed to extend OT inspection into environments where physical inspection is difficult to scale — including geographically distributed sites, assets without accessible USB interfaces or HMIs, and facilities where on-site inspection creates significant deployment overhead.As industrial organizations expand operations across more sites, physical inspection workflows face increasing pressure to scale. Organizations need practical ways to validate device integrity, collect asset intelligence, and inspect for malware across distributed assets without requiring persistent software deployment or production disruption.Regulatory frameworks are compounding the challenge. SEMI E187 raises expectations for asset inventory accuracy, device integrity validation, and inspection auditability across OT environments. These are requirements that are difficult to meet through periodic, manually coordinated inspection.Like all Element inspection products, vPI requires no installation, no system reboot, and no system configuration changes — enabling organizations to inspect OT assets without triggering revalidation requirements, voiding vendor warranties, or impacting production workloads.vPI builds on the same inspection technology that has been deployed in semiconductor manufacturing environments for more than two years through TXOne’s Fab Tool Scan program. In real-world deployments, this approach has reduced inspection cycle time — including malware scanning and asset intelligence collection — by 50% across high-throughput OT environments.Through vPI, organizations can perform these inspection activities across connected and di...

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