Predictive Maintenance & Anomaly Detection
Your equipment already produces the data that announces failures – in controllers, SCADA and historians. We make it usable: anomaly detection and failure prediction without additional hardware.
- 01Uses existing data from PLC, SCADA, historian and MES
- 02Start without additional sensors or hardware
- 03Proof of concept in 6–8 weeks at a fixed price
- 04Runs on-premise or in your cloud
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From Raw Data to Maintenance Decisions
Models that learn from your historical operating data what normal looks like – and report when it no longer does
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Failure Prediction
Models learn from time series and maintenance history which patterns precede failures and estimate the risk per asset.
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Anomaly Detection
Detects deviations from normal behaviour in currents, pressures, temperatures or cycle times – even without labelled failures.
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Connected to Your OT
OPC UA, S7, Modbus, MQTT, historian, SCADA, MES and maintenance system – read-only, the control system stays untouched.
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Alerts You Can Act On
Warnings with context: which signal, since when, how unusual – sent straight to maintenance.
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Dashboards
Asset condition, trends and forecasts for maintenance and production management at a glance.
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Fixed-Price PoC
6–8 weeks: data access, a model on your historical data, validation against real events and a decision paper for the rollout.
Where It Applies
Anomaly detection on the data your equipment already delivers
Manufacturing Equipment
CNC machines, presses and conveyors: spindle load, motor currents and cycle times from the controller reveal wear early.
- Rising spindle load announces tool or bearing wear
- Deviating cycle times point to mechanical problems
Robots & Handling
Axis currents, torques and position deviations from the robot controller as condition indicators for gearboxes, drives and grippers.
- Rising torque on one axis points to gearbox wear
- Gripping and positioning errors accumulate before a failure
Energy & Utilities
Pumps, turbines, transformers and substations: operating data from SCADA and control systems shows deviations before failure.
- Load-dependent temperature curves reveal transformers under stress
- Pump curves compared with normal operation make wear visible
Building Services
Ventilation, chillers and elevators: data from the building management system detects faults before occupants notice them.
- Spot unusual chiller run times early
- Derive fan and damper faults from BMS data