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Increase equipment lifetime and control maintenance operations costs in the manufacturing industry with artificial intelligence adoption in real time

Predictive maintenance uses real-time machine data and AI models to forecast failures before they stop the line, unlike preventive maintenance based on fixed schedules. Deployed as part of a wider digital manufacturing strategy, it cuts maintenance costs by up to 15% and reduces machine failure rate by up to 15%
Preventive maintenance follows a fixed schedule regardless of machine condition. Predictive maintenance reacts to the actual condition of the machine, using sensor data and AI models, which cuts both unnecessary service work and unexpected breakdowns. In practice, most manufacturers run both: preventive maintenance covers routine tasks, while predictive maintenance protects the assets where downtime costs the most.
| Preventive maintenance | Predictive maintenance | |
|---|---|---|
| Trigger | Fixed schedule (calendar or usage hours) | Actual machine condition |
| Data used | Manufacturer recommendations, service history | Real-time sensor data, historical process data, AI models |
| Servicing | Performed whether needed or not | Performed only when indicators show a developing failure |
| Downtime | Planned stops, but breakdowns still occur between services | Unplanned breakdowns predicted and prevented |
| Cost profile | Over-servicing, spare parts consumed on schedule | Lower service workload, parts replaced based on condition |
| Best for | Low-cost assets, routine tasks | Critical assets where downtime is expensive |
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This powerful tool helps you reduce downtime and maintenance issues by providing AI based predictive maintenance insights and machine learning predictive analytics.