Knowing in advance what will break, and when. Predictive maintenance solution is a projection of the remaining service life of machine components by continually measuring and analyzing operational and condition data. It makes it possible to predict the need for maintenance as well as the best time to perform it on critical assets/components based on current condition data.

Measuring and monitoring technology is the key pillar of predictive maintenance. As part of a consistent network that provides timely data about the condition and performance of a plant or machine (condition monitoring), it is the basis for successful condition-oriented maintenance.

Using advanced analytics, i.e. special algorithms, basic data are used to: automatically generate new information and to recognize and display cause-effect relationships and malfunction patterns.

CMMS is software that helps maintenance teams keep a record of all assets they are responsible for, schedule and track maintenance tasks, and keep a historical record of work they perform.

In the factory of the future, mobile maintenance is an important driving force for the efficient use of systems and machines. The key for simplified and improved processes in maintenance and asset management Employees in production and maintenance use tablets, smartphones and other terminal devices to exchange electronic data and information in real time.

The primary focus of remote services is on proactive services and multimedia communication. The most important-applications support maintenance and process optimization when using machines and equipment.

Augmented reality makes it possible to identify objects in a facility and supplies all existing underlying data directly to the user's field of vision in real time. Reality is augmented and expanded by virtual data that is already stored in the system. Whether it comes to scheduling data, maintenance information or operating conditions, augmented reality delivers everything to a mobile terminal device--without the need for special hardware or intervention on the part of the user.

VR equipment is very realistic and it helps engineers and technicians understand how different production lines inside factories are interconnected and which glitches in day-to-day operations should be avoided at all costs. Imagine how prepared and proud of themselves workers will feel, as they enter factories with this extra knowledge and are ready to contribute because they know what exactly is expected from them.