Senseye

Next year (2019) will mark an inflection point in the maturity of Industry 4.0 and the application of real-world predictive maintenance as companies move from pilots to real deployments – with significant ROI. As a provider of industrial predictive maintenance analytics to several Fortune 500 companies, it is very much Senseye's area of expertise as, Dr Simon Kampa, CEO and co-founder of Senseye explains more here.

  Provider of predictive maintenance analytics, Senseye has announced that its machine condition monitoring and prognostics software has been added to the Manufacturing Technology Centre’s Factory in a Box product, delivered through the Smart Manufacturing Accelerator.

Senseye has announced a new partnership with Siemens to make Senseye’s condition monitoring and prognostic software available to manufacturers through the MindSphere Industrial Internet of Things operating system. Launched in 2016, MindSphere is Siemens’ open cloud environment for collecting and processing data produced by industrial machinery. It is used by organisations worldwide as the foundation for manufacturing process improvements and digital transformation initiatives.

Scalable predictive maintenance company Senseye has announced it will be giving live demonstrations of its automated condition monitoring and prognostics software, featuring Remaining Useful Life calculations at the current ‘Connected Manufacturing 2017’ conference in Birmingham over the 1st and 2nd of November. 

The PROGNOSYS software from Senseye has been released as a service solution. PRONOSYS helps manufacturers maximise Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) and save expenses for manufacturing businesses by reducing machine down-time. For a limited time only, manufacturers can trial PROGNOSYS for zero cost.