Domain of expertise

Predictive maintenance: from sensors to failure prediction

Predictive maintenance pipelines built from your SCADA, historian or IoT sensor data: vibration, temperature, motor current, pressure. From time series ingestion to the alert in your CMMS.

Capabilities

What we build

Real-time anomaly detection

Continuous monitoring of sensor signatures. Detection of deviations from the learned nominal distribution, with a criticality score.

Isolation Forest · Autoencoder · LSTM · One-class SVM

Remaining useful life (RUL) estimation

Degradation modelling on critical components: bearings, seals, blades. Prediction horizon configurable to the degradation dynamics.

LSTM · Transformer · Parametric survival · Weibull

Failure mode classification

Identification of the likely failure type: imbalance, cavitation, abrasive wear, inner / outer race bearing fault.

FFT · envelope · Random Forest · multi-class SVM

Machine health dashboard

Criticality score per equipment, anomaly history, trends on key features, fleet view for the maintenance manager.

Grafana · Plotly · Real-time REST API

CMMS integration

Automatic work order creation when the threshold is crossed. Priority, symptom description and affected equipment pre-filled.

SAP PM · IBM Maximo · Infor EAM · REST API

PM interval optimization

Based on observed degradation, recalibration of existing preventive maintenance intervals to reduce unnecessary interventions.

Survival analysis · degradation models

Architecture

Reference pipeline

Time series ingestion → feature engineering → detection / estimation → alert → CMMS action. Designed to run on existing historians without interrupting production.

Sources

Sensors & historian

Accelerometers, motor current, temperature, pressure, flow. OPC-UA, Modbus, OSIsoft PI, InfluxDB, Ignition.

Feature eng.

Feature extraction

RMS, kurtosis, skewness, FFT, spectral envelope, frequency bands. Python / Apache Spark depending on volume.

Model

Detection / prediction

Models trained on the labelled history. Thresholds calibrated to the cost of a false alarm vs. an unplanned stoppage.

Action

Alerts & CMMS

Email/SMS/Teams notifications, automatic work order creation, escalation by criticality. Traceable logs for auditability.

Target equipment

What we instrument

Applicable as soon as a history of sensor data on past failures exists: even partial. We help you label the historical data.

Electric motors
Centrifugal pumps
Compressors
Industrial fans
Mills and crushers
Conveyors
Hydraulic presses
Industrial furnaces and ovens

Results

Observed orders of magnitude

Measured on comparable deployments. They depend on the quality of the historical data, the type of equipment and the level of documentation of past failures.

2 – 6 weeks

of lead time before the visible symptom on targeted failures

30 – 60 %

reduction in unplanned stoppages observed on instrumented fleets

+ 15 – 30 %

machine availability through PM interval optimization

< 5 %

false positives after threshold calibration by equipment criticality

Approach

How we proceed

01

Data audit

Inventory of sensor sources, quality and granularity of the historical data, labelling of past failures. 1 week.

02

Feature engineering

ETL pipeline, extraction of relevant features per equipment type, performance baseline. 2 to 4 weeks.

03

Prototype

Training and cross-validation on the history, calibration of alert thresholds, health dashboard. 4 to 6 weeks.

04

Deployment

SCADA / historian / CMMS integration, alerts, go-live on pilot equipment. 2 to 4 weeks.

05

MLOps

Drift detection on feature distributions, retraining on new failures, continuous improvement.

Get started

An equipment fleet to instrument?

Tell us about the critical equipment, the available data and the failure history. We reply with a feasibility analysis within 48 hours.