AMR

From first clamp to planned repair.

No wiring and no stopped line. Here is what happens after the puck goes on.

How It Works

  1. First you clamp it on.

    A magnet holds the puck to the machine. No wiring, no stopped line.

  2. Then it learns your machine.

    For a few days it records what normal looks like for this machine, not for a textbook.

  3. Then it tells you early.

    When vibration, heat or sound drift away from normal, you get a plain-language alert.

  4. You fix it on your schedule.

    Repair steps and a work order arrive with the alert. The stop is planned, not a surprise.

A sudden failure becomes a planned repair.

How AMR turns signals into planned repairs

Listen

Sound and vibration show wear and imbalance early.

Check

Surface heat confirms friction and overheating.

Act

The platform explains the likely cause and produces a work order, so a sudden failure becomes a planned repair.

What AMR will not do.

It will not predict everything.

Sudden faults, such as a power surge or a foreign object, give no early signs. Nothing can warn you about those.

It needs a few days.

It learns what normal is for each machine before it can tell you what is abnormal.

It is not a certified safety device.

It supports your maintenance decisions. It does not replace your safety systems, and it is not rated for explosive atmospheres.

60-day trial

Your free 60-day trial: see what AMR saves you.

We put a puck on the machine that worries you most. After 60 days you get a report, in euros, of what it found and what an avoided stop is worth to you, so the savings are measured on your own plant.