This demonstration uses Java and the Internet to remotely monitor and control IEEE 1451.2 networked smart transducers in a Manufacturing setting. A High-speed Makino Machining Center at NIST requires consistent coolant temperatures during the machining processes to reduce the amount of tool wear and to produce more exacting parts. An application of the IEEE 1451.2 Smart Transducer Interface Module (STIM) and the IEEE P1451.1 Network Capable Application Processor (NCAP) to the high-speed machining process has been developed and deployed across the Internet. This demonstration consists of a Java Applet that is capable of monitoring and controlling the coolant temperature control loop by an operator. Live in-process IEEE 1451.2 networked smart transducers located at the NIST facility are used to highlight IEEE 1451.2. Live Video is used to enhance the monitoring capabilities of the remote demonstration.