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Company overview
- Failure halts the line
- No room for a stoppage
- Need longer asset life
AX Solution
A factory that never stops — predicting the future of your equipment through data
OVERVIEW
Reactive and preventive maintenance run on a clock; predictive maintenance runs on the condition of the machine.
Reactive maintenance
Preventive maintenance
Predictive maintenance
KEY FEATURES
From real-time collection through root-cause diagnosis and anomaly detection to remaining-life prediction.
Maintenance Capability
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High-sensitivity sensors attached to equipment precisely collect key indicators such as vibration, noise and current around the clock. The large-scale time-series data collected is transmitted immediately to a cloud-based platform, building an integrated monitoring environment.
Management Scope

Real-time data collection
IoT sensors collect equipment condition data such as vibration, temperature and current in real time
SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
Equipment data collected and learned, then returned as the moment to service.

Manufacturing and machine tools

Rotating equipment

Energy/utilities

Robotics and automation lines

Transportation and mobility

Buildings and infrastructure facilities

Manufacturing and machine tools

Rotating equipment

Energy/utilities

Robotics and automation lines

Transportation and mobility

Buildings and infrastructure facilities
Equipment is caught before it stops, not repaired after.
EFFECT
What it leaves behind — in unplanned stops, maintenance cost, spare stock and uptime.
BUSINESS OUTCOME
Fewer unplanned stops
Anomalies are caught before they stop the line, and the best moment to service is known, so equipment only comes down when it was meant to.
Unplanned stops · MTBF · service timing
Lower maintenance cost
Time-based maintenance gives way to condition-based, the premium that follows a breakdown is avoided, and cascading failures are headed off.
Maintenance cost · premiums · cascading failure
Smaller spare stock
Knowing when a part will be replaced removes the rush order and the safety stock held against it — only what is needed arrives, and on time.
Safety stock · rush orders · turnover
Higher uptime
The cause is analysed the moment something is off, so repairs are shorter, and the equipment is watched continuously against its design performance.
Uptime · MTTR · design performance
CASE STUDY
Reinforcement learning found the optimal operating policy, and abnormal vibration or noise was caught the moment it appeared.
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Business impact
Predictive maintenance where the equipment diagnoses itself
Catch the machine before it stops, not after.
We look at your sensors and failure history together, and start where prediction already pays.
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