Anomaly Detection
Flagging observations or patterns that fall outside normal operating behavior, without needing every fault type labeled in advance.
Industrial IoT & Analytics
Industrial IoT connects sensors, machines, and control systems into a continuous stream of operating data. Depending on the problem, that data feeds anomaly detection, pattern search, process optimization, or predictive maintenance — the most widely used of these, but far from the only one.
Applications
IIoT data supports several distinct kinds of analysis, each suited to a different problem. Predictive maintenance tends to get the most attention because it's the most widely deployed, but it's one application among several.
Flagging observations or patterns that fall outside normal operating behavior, without needing every fault type labeled in advance.
Finding recurring or hidden structure in time-series data, using methods such as matrix profile analysis.
The most widely used IIoT application: reading sensor trends to catch a developing equipment fault before it causes downtime.
Real-time anomaly detection within batch processes, catching issues early enough to prevent a failed batch.
Spotting abnormal patterns in operational technology data collected from plant systems.
Turning validated data into dashboards, alerts, and workflows that support energy, process, and operating decisions.
Techniques
Each application above draws on a smaller set of underlying techniques for capturing a signal and turning it into features a model or a person can use.
Apps & Tools
Interactive apps and reference material for each application area above. Free apps may take a few seconds to wake up if they've been idle.
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