IoT and diagnostic engineers- is there a future?

2nd September 2016

Senseye

Anna Flockett

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Revealing how it’s making diagnostics engineers a thing of the past, is Senseye, the Uptime as a Service company, at the NMI Future World 2016 ‘Deep Tech’ conference to be held in London, UK over the 15^th-16^th of September. Senseye’s product PROGNOSYS is revolutionising predictive maintenance by automating analysis of condition monitoring and enabling prognostics, diagnosing current and future failures, automatically.

The software is cloud-based and easy to use, already trusted by Fortune 100 companies to help forecast failure, lower unplanned downtime and save operational costs.

Generating huge amounts of machine condition information is the Industrial IoT but this has been largely untapped due to human and technical limitations. Senseye will discuss where the disciplines of Condition Monitoring and Prognostics have come from and how they are being shaped by advances in cloud-computing, machine learning and artificial intelligence, making the traditional role of the human diagnostic engineer a thing of the past.

Robert Russell, CTO of Senseye commented: “We’re excited to discuss with our peers how advances in AI and Machine Learning are helping manufacturers in the real world; the IIoT we’ve been promised for some time is finally arriving!”

“Senseye are a great example of a growing UK tech company that can exploit know-how in machine learning to deliver high-value solutions, in this case, helping to take manufacturing technology and capability to a new level.” Alastair McGibbon, CTO, NMI added.

Future World is a conference for entrepreneurs and businesses engaging in ‘Deep Tech’. These developments are consistently introducing disruptions across domains from agriculture to medical, industrial to fashion.

Senseye is offering a free assessment of how much manufacturers could save with their cloud-based, easy to use diagnostics, prognostics and condition monitoring product.