Hello everyone,
Yes Sir as you mentioned, this is a remarkable advancement: AI is now a great help for condition monitoring and rapid decision help support. I believe it's a broadly open tool, to the point where it could be widely applied. After testing it in a collaborative trial on remote monitoring of gas turbine parameters, I think it will no longer be necessary to know the equipment, but simply be focus on the data to make decisions (which could be problematic). However, some conditional decisions are not like that, you must very check before conclude.
Regarding the benefits, I see them as long-term economic aspects in terms of safety, human resources, and financial resources. But don't forget that, monitoring by someone who doesn't understand the facilities would expose us to many risks.
Thank you.
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FRANCOIS VIVIAN KINGUE NJANJO
Senior Mechanic
Cegelec(Actemium) / Perenco Cameroon
Douala
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Original Message:
Sent: 09-30-2025 04:21 AM
From: Adith Kumbrote
Subject: Reliability in Transition – Smart Machine Health Monitoring with AI for Early Fault Detection
Hi,
Everywhere now Condition Monitoring is getting " smart" , just like everything is with AI now .More companies are starting to use AI and smart sensors to monitor machine health and catch faults earlier. Instead of waiting for routine inspections or hand held monitoring , world is shifting to remote online monitoring in Condition Monitoring .
How are you approaching this shift? Have you tried AI tools for early fault detection, and what has your experience been so far?
For those already using smart sensors with AI-driven monitoring, what benefits have you seen? Where do you think this combination will have the biggest impact in the future?
Looking forward for your opinions and suggestions on this discussion .
Thanking you ,
Adith Kumbrote
+44 7747240475
mailtoadith.k@gmail.com
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Adith Kumbrote
Technical Sales Engineer
Fizix
Sheffield
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