Automotive and Parts Manufacturing

Long Lead Times For Plant Equipment & Consumers

The automotive industry suffers from long lead times across the board. When specialized manufacturing equipment goes down, it can take weeks to receive the part needed to get production back online, slowing the consumer supply too.

Lack of Insight Into Machine Health Reduces Remaining Useful Life

With increased demand, auto manufacturers have speed up production. Sometimes a part is made on a machine that it shouldn’t be making it, leading to faster wear and tear on the machine, reducing it’s remaining useful life.

Automotive Tariffs

Auto tariffs drive up the cost of imported parts and vehicles, inflating manufacturing expenses and straining supply chains. You can’t afford added downtime or delays, especially when replacement parts are also hit.

Automotive Predictive Maintenance Tariffs

Solution: Energy-Centered Predictive Maintenance for Automotive Industry

Early Fault Detection & Shutdown Prevention

Get insight into the health of your machines as well as notifications early fault detection notifications so you can be proactive in your maintenance planning.

Elevate Safety and Efficiency

Our robust wireless hardware, certified with IP68, ASME Div 1&2, FC UL, and IECeX Zone 0,1,2, is seamlessly integrated with a custom AI-based platform, meticulously designed for the demands of the Auto Industry.

Save Time, Money, and Resources​

Get insight into the health of your machines and early fault detection notifications so you can be proactive in your maintenance planning.

Remaining Useful Life

Accurate Remaining Useful Life (RUL) Predictions

With accurate Remaining Useful Life (RUL) predictions, our AI algorithms analyze historical data, equipment conditions, and performance trends to forecast the remaining lifespan of critical components.

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A technician uses automotive predictive maintenance to reduce downtime.

Case Study: Predictive Maintenance in Automotive Industry Preventing Downtime

A Fortune 500 automotive manufacturer struggled with monitoring of critical equipment in hard to reach places, leading to multiple unplanned shutdowns.

With no way to monitor these machines, maintenance teams were reacting to failures as they happened instead of mitigating risks and unplanned downtime.

 Using Energy-Centered Predictive Maintenance in the team was able to receive an early fault detection notice for a remote Table Lift located, and prevented over 8 hours of unplanned downtime!