Maritime

Revolutionizing the maintenance of vessels with Artificial Intelligence

Make unplanned downtime due to vessel breakdown a history with Predictive Maintenance

Achieve massive cost savings from inefficient maintenance works

Optimize vessel maintenance by fixing the right thing at the right time and reducing unnecessary wastages of spare parts.

Have full clarity on your vessel’s condition and performance for better resource planning

Create strategic plans when you are fully aware of potential downtime and your machinery’s Remaining Useful Life.

Create a safer environment for your crew

Better understanding and handling of your equipment minimizes dangerous conditions, especially when out at sea.

Maritime Case Study

Company A: A 45% reduction in
maintenance cost for vessels

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Resources

Get ready for the Future of Industrial Artificial Intelligence

Introduction to Industrial AI Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a buzzword for the industrial sectors as it is becoming more widely adopted in the new era of Industry 4.0. Industrial AI is the use of AI in industrial use cases in any physical operations such as movement of goods,…

Using sound as the primary indicator for predictive maintenance

Predictive Maintenance: Using Sound as the Primary Indicator

Condition-based Monitoring and Predictive Maintenance Condition-based Monitoring or Condition-based Maintenance (CBM) is a maintenance technique that uses sensors to monitor the status of equipment in real-time during operation. The data collected from the sensors will aid in determining whether and when maintenance should be performed. It can be seen as…

Predictive Maintenance in Vessel Maintenance

Predictive Maintenance – A Valuable Approach for Vessels

The maritime industry is the lifeblood of the global economy. According to the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS), around 90% of world trade is carried by sea. Thus, operations continuity is vital as unanticipated vessel downtime will cause operational disruption. It will be costly not only for the shipowners but…