But tracking tool health in safety-critical applications (think bolt torque on an airplane door plug) could benefit from automated tracking. Generally this is s

But tracking tool health in safety-critical applications (think bolt torque on an airplane door plug) could benefit from automated tracking. Generally this is solved by regular inspections and calibration, which is cheaper and avoids the security issue. There is some benefit to automated tracking and fault identification. Doing it on an air gapped network means you have to be on site to check status and errors, which seems reasonable to me.