
Predictive Maintenance
-35%
unplanned downtime
-18%
maintenance costs
CMMS-connected
alerts become maintenance work orders
Condition-based
service follows live equipment signals
Equipment failures triggered unplanned stoppages, rushed repairs, and schedule changes. Calendar-based maintenance helped but did not reflect each asset's actual condition.
- Teams often repaired equipment only after it failed.
- Unexpected downtime disrupted production schedules.
- Fixed schedules replaced some parts before they were needed.
- Other failures still occurred between planned service visits.
Sensors already captured vibration, temperature, and other condition signals. Analyzing those signals could identify emerging risk and shift maintenance from a fixed calendar to equipment condition.
- Monitor asset signals continuously for early warning patterns.
- Prioritize service based on observed equipment condition.
- Reduce unnecessary scheduled work where condition is healthy.
- Give maintenance teams time to plan before failure occurs.
We built a predictive model that analyzes incoming sensor data and creates maintenance recommendations for at-risk assets. Recommendations feed into the existing CMMS as work orders, with thresholds tuned alongside the maintenance team.
- Analyze vibration, temperature, and other asset signals.
- Detect patterns associated with rising failure risk.
- Create work orders through the existing CMMS integration.
- Tune alert thresholds to balance coverage and alert volume.
Python predictive analytics
AI-powered predictive maintenance models
IoT sensor data processing
Time-series anomaly detection
Vibration and temperature analysis
MQTT messaging
CMMS work-order integration
Maintenance risk scoring
AI-driven equipment failure prediction













