Start with one machine’s reference readings
Have technicians define measurement points, operating states and reference readings before setting review criteria.
For maintenance teams responsible for factory motors, pumps and fans
Keep motor vibration, temperature and alert history in one system. Compare current readings with earlier trends and prepare reports to support checks on site.

This Thai-language demo uses sample data and is not connected to live machinery. Open it full screen to explore the details and menus.
Explore the demo
Start with the overview, then select a motor to review vibration, temperature and historical readings. Explore seven menus, from trend comparisons and alert acknowledgement to reports.
Sensors send vibration and temperature readings through the data collection cabinet to a server, where the software displays them as shown in the diagram.
Connection methods and server location depend on the agreed project scope.















Answer five questions to find a starting point. No contact details needed.
Have technicians define measurement points, operating states and reference readings before setting review criteria.
Agree reviewers, supporting records and findings, without diagnosing from a single value.
Bring readings and alert times together for the same motor, then define the period the team needs in its report.
Record measurement points and operating conditions for comparison.
Start with equipment important to production and assign review responsibility.
Agree repeatable measurement points and inspection intervals.
Align periods, units and measurement-point identifiers before combining records.
Check device models, data interfaces and access rights before defining the connection.
Identify missing records and their sources before deciding whether the current system can be extended.
Choose one recurring task and measure time or discrepancies before and after a pilot.
Include a busy period in testing so results are not based only on quiet days.
Define the expected workload and new requirements before assuming the entire system must change.
The software supports data review and preparation for inspections. Responsible specialists must assess faults and shutdown decisions against conditions on site.
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