AMR

Where a stop hurts most.

AMR is built for machines that run all shift and are expensive to lose.

Machine shops

Spindles, gearboxes and pumps that run all shift.

It listens for bearing wear, spindle imbalance and loose mounts: the faults that spoil parts before they stop the machine.

A technician checks a machine on the shop floor.

Pump stations

Motors and pumps that nobody visits until they fail.

Pumps and motors run unattended for months. The puck reports a change in vibration or heat before a pump trips.

A water treatment plant seen from above.

Heavy equipment

Where a stop means a crane, a truck and a week.

On heavy equipment a stop means a crane, a truck and a week. An early warning turns it into a planned visit.

A tracked machine at work in low sunlight.
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.