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[Case Study] 70% Reduction in Sudden Failures | Establishment of Predictive Maintenance Data Infrastructure

"Although there are sensors, they cannot be used" and "PoC stops." To the on-site personnel: We are publishing the entire procedure for the implementation that reduced unexpected failures by about 70% in 4 steps.

"Although there is sensor data, it cannot be used on-site." "We tried a PoC, but the accuracy was insufficient, and we couldn't get management approval." - Predictive maintenance in the manufacturing industry often stalls at this "one step away." This case study reveals three challenges that hinder predictive maintenance in environments troubled by unexpected machine stoppages: 1. Opportunity loss due to unexpected stoppages during busy periods, 2. Aging mechanics and the personalization of diagnostic know-how, 3. The barrier of lacking a data infrastructure that halts PoC efforts. We will share the steps taken to overcome these challenges in four stages (sensor maintenance → data integration → assetizing "intuition" → operational deployment). We reduced the number of unexpected failures by about 70%, decreased the data formatting and preprocessing workload by about 60%, and detected anomalies an average of three days in advance. This is a record of our support in establishing "AI that is actually used on-site and continues to function," rather than just stopping at a PoC. NTP's approach is to leave behind "moving assets" that continue to operate in the field, rather than "thick reports." Recommended for those who: - Want to implement predictive maintenance but are struggling with data infrastructure development. - Have tried a PoC but did not achieve sufficient accuracy and have not received management approval. - Face challenges in knowledge transfer due to the retirement of veteran mechanics. - Have sensor data but are not fully utilizing it.

  • Company:NTP
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  • Business Intelligence and Data Analysis
  • EAI/ETL/WEB application server
  • Other information systems
  • Data infrastructure construction

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Rapid evolution of data infrastructure through agile development.

[Free Presentation of Explanatory Materials] Repeated improvements in a short cycle, responding promptly to changes in needs.

In today's rapidly changing market and needs, the introduction of agile methods is required for building data infrastructure. By not deciding everything in the initial stages and repeatedly implementing and improving in short cycles, we can sequentially provide high-priority features. This method, which immediately reflects feedback, maximizes development speed and enables a direct connection to business value. We will provide a detailed introduction to the process of building a foundation that continues to evolve flexibly and quickly. You can learn agile development techniques for building a resilient data infrastructure through our materials.

  • Company:NTP
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  • Other information systems
  • Data infrastructure construction

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