Senseye and Iconsys partner to launch predictive maintenance service
January 9, 2019 - Senseye, a provider of predictive maintenance analytics, and Iconsys, the manufacturing systems integrator, announced an alliance to help industrial companies boost operational efficiency using Industry 4.0 technologies.
The companies have joined forces to launch a digital maintenance service that combines Iconsys’ expertise in industrial data collection and integrated manufacturing systems with Senseye’s prognostics and predictive maintenance software.
The service provides everything manufacturers need to put in place automated conditioning monitoring and predictive maintenance systems across their production environments, including the collection, storing and automatic analysis of data. The service can include the retrofitting of older machinery with smart sensors if required.
Senseye’s software monitors changes in the condition of industrial machinery, identifies emerging problems and predicts precisely when individual components and machines are likely to fail.
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