PLANTOS™
PRESCRIPTIVE AI PLATFORM
The Prescriptive AI Platform Behind
Every Outcome.
PlantOS™ is a
prescriptive AI platform for heavy manufacturing. It transforms equipment,
process, and maintenance data into validated maintenance prescriptions, telling operators the
exact component at fault, the corrective action, and the deadline. Built as Vertical AI, PlantOS™
works with your existing sensors, control systems, and CMMS, so there is no rip-and-replace
and no guesswork.
What does the PlantOS™ platform do?
Watch a quick walkthrough of the platform in action, from the main dashboard through the core
features and user workflow.
The video demonstrates how to navigate the interface, complete
common tasks, and get the most out of the system with a simple, step-by-step overview. As an industrial analytics platform, PlantOS™ brings equipment, process, and maintenance data together in one place to provide a clear view of plant performance.
One platform, five layers, live today
PlantOS™ is built as five connected layers. Each layer feeds the next, so raw sensor data
becomes a validated, executed work order. The five layers are:
- Sense and Ingest. Captures condition data from every critical rotating
asset using the broadest sensing portfolio on the market: wired, wireless,
piezoelectric, MEMS, self-powered, and third-party sensors. - Edge and Connectivity. Moves data securely from the plant floor to
PlantOS™ through a universal edge gateway, with edge inferencing at the source. - Platform and Execution. Structures raw data into intelligence, then
turns AI prescriptions into executed, recorded work through CMMS integration and digital
logbooks. - Analytics and Prescription. The AI layer. Vertical AI models convert
condition and process data into evidence-backed prescriptions, separating equipment
faults from process-induced faults. - Decision and Planning. The strategic layer. Turns intelligence into
risk-aligned plant decisions, with Dynamic FMEA re-ranking every failure mode against
live equipment behaviour.
T5
Decision & Planning
VALUE
The strategic layer. It turns condition and
process intelligence into defensible, risk-aligned plant
decisions, with Dynamic FMEA re-ranking every failure mode against live equipment
behaviour.
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Plant Fusion – Maintenance
Decision authority that continuously prescribes a dynamic,
risk-first PM
program.
Prescriptive
Maintenance
WHAT IT IS
- A decision authority that continuously prescribes a
dynamic
PM
program and asset strategy - Replaces static time-based plans with ISO-aligned,
risk-first PM
logic - Gives Reliability, Maintenance, and Plant leadership
defensible
logic for what, how, and
when to maintain - Purpose: OPEX reduction with lower unmanaged risk
OUTCOMES DELIVERED
- 15–25% PM cost reduction via over-maintenance
detection on
low-risk assets - 20–35% MTBF improvement driven by cross-asset
correlation - 5–10% planned replacement CAPEX deferral through
better
run/repair/replace decisions - 3–7% total cost of ownership reduction across
maintenance,
spares, and risk - ISO-aligned governance — every recommendation
traceable with
audit trail
THE PROBLEM
- Plants have sensors, APM, CMMS, ERP — yet still
suffer
surprises
and over-maintenance - Fixed OEM PM schedules are worst-case assumptions
applied
uniformly across asset classes - Spreadsheet heuristics and calendar rules produce
both over-
and
under-maintenance - Leaders need defensible, risk-aligned logic — not
one-size-fits-all schedules
HOW IT WORKS
Step 1
Ingests asset
registers,
failure history, and condition data
into a canonical foundation
Step 2
Runs CI, RBI,
RCA, RCM,
FMEA,
PM optimisation, LCC —
quantifying risk per failure mode
Step 3
Selects strategy
per
failure
mode: TBM, CBM, on-condition,
run-to-failure, or redesign
Step 4
AI layer gated by
rules —
cannot override safety or
governance thresholds
Step 5
Pushes approved
PM
changes
into CMMS/EAM with full audit
trails
Plant Fusion – Spares
Governed engine prescribing risk-aligned min/max levels and
ordering
triggers.
Prescriptive
Maintenance
WHAT IT IS
- A governed decision engine prescribing risk-aligned
min/max
levels and ordering triggers - Replaces static ABC classifications and manual
min/max rules
with risk-fusion logic - Fuses failure behaviour, lead times, and criticality
into
inventory decisions - Eliminates over-stocking and critical stockouts
simultaneously
OUTCOMES DELIVERED
- Zero critical stockouts on assets with active RUL
tracking
in
Plant Fusion - 20–40% reduction in emergency procurement and
expedited
logistics cost - Safety-critical items remain mandatory — reductions
only
applied
where risk is quantified - Supplier reliability tracking — actual vs. promised
lead
time
per vendor
THE PROBLEM
- ERP ABC/XYZ rules are cost-only — ignore risk,
reliability,
and
lead time - Over-stocking low-criticality parts ties up capital;
under-stocking critical parts stops
plants - Emergency procurement and expedited logistics
inflate OPEX - Safety-critical inventory cannot be touched without
governed
approval
HOW IT WORKS
Step 1
Uses same risk
foundation
as
Plant Fusion — Maintenance
(PoF/CoF, MTBF/MTTR, lead time, ABC)
Step 2
Calculates
risk-aligned
stocking: mandatory safety-critical,
optimised production-critical,
run-to-vendor
low-risk
Step 3
AI models learn
actual
consumption, failure clusters, and
supplier lead time variability
Step 4
Automatically
adjusts
EAM/ERP
min/max levels with governed
approval
Plant Fusion – Decision
Fuses reliability physics with business plans, finance, energy,
and
spares into one decision.
AI
Orchestration
WHAT IT IS
- The ultimate orchestrator fusing reliability
physics,
production
plans, financials, energy,
and spares - Provides unified decision-support for Capex/Opex
allocation
and
risk governance - Translates engineering health into business risk
metrics ($)
OUTCOMES DELIVERED
- Unified executive cockpit comparing risk vs cost
across
plants - Evidence-based CAPEX justification replacing
historical
guessing - Continuous alignment of engineering action with
corporate
ESG and
financial goals - Board-ready reports generated dynamically in
real-time
THE PROBLEM
- Engineering health (vibration, temperature)
disconnected
from
business risk ($) - Capex decisions based on history rather than actual
asset
risk - ESG goals (energy, waste) conflict with production
schedule
without unified planning
HOW IT WORKS
Step 1
Fuses data from
Plant
Fusion
— Maintenance and Spares with ERP
financials
Step 2
Computes
Cost-Risk-Benefit for
each proposed reliability action
Step 3
Presents
scenarios (Run,
Repair, Replace, Redesign) with ROI
impact
T4
Analytics & Prescription
VALUE
The AI brain. Verticalized AI models converting
condition and process data into evidence-backed prescriptions, distinguishing
equipment-reliability from process-induced faults and mapping fault progression to the
right action window.
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Prescription Engine
AI engine converting vibration, condition signatures, process stress
signals, and
operational parameters into structured mechanical and process fault
prescriptions.
Prescriptive
Maintenance
WHAT IT IS
- The AI Prescription engine converting vibration,
condition
signatures, process-
induced stress signals, and operational parameters into
structured mechanical
and process fault prescriptions - Combines spectrum analysis, envelope detection,
bearing/gear
mesh analysis,
process parameter correlation, and multi-variable energy
and
throughput
modelling - Four domain modules running simultaneously — Energy,
Throughput, Yield, and
Quality — layered on top of continuous mechanical health
monitoring - Outputs plain-language, machine-readable prescriptions
with
RUL and urgency
class — covering equipment-borne faults, process-driven
failure modes, and
operational inefficiencies - Issues specific, evidence-backed corrective actions like
a
clinical prescription —
with quantified expected impact per action and
historical
evidence - Feeds directly into Plant Fusion — Maintenance and AI
Worx
OUTCOMES DELIVERED
- 18–25 days average advance warning vs. 7–10 day industry
benchmark - Zero manual interpretation — fault type, location, RUL,
and
urgency in every prescription - Covers Mechanical 20+ specific faults including Bearing
wear, Unbalance, Misalignment, Looseness, Cavitation,
Resonance, Lubrication degradation, Gear-mesh anomalies
etc - Covers 20+ Process induced faults including Kiln ring
formation, Thermal
overstress, Cyclone coating buildup, Ladle heat profile
drift, Hot-strip thermal
fatigue, Wet-end web tension drift, Coupling thermal
loads,
Roll thermal
overload etc - Distinguishes between equipment-borne degradation and
process-induced
acceleration — so corrective action targets the right
root
cause -
Multi-variable correlation prevents single-sensor false
positives and alert fatigue -
Every prescription includes deviation, action, expected
impact, and historical
evidence
THE PROBLEM
- Raw vibration spectra and process anomalies require
expert
interpretation –
most plants can’t scale specialists across every asset
or
every domain
simultaneously - Manual fault diagnosis is slow, inconsistent, and misses
subtle mechanical
signatures – while process anomalies causing energy
waste,
yield loss, and
quality failures go undetected before operators notice
them - Multi-variable correlations remain invisible in
single-sensor dashboards – making
it impossible to distinguish equipment-borne degradation
from process-induced
acceleration - Without structured prescriptions, AI detections don’t
convert into work orders –
operators receive alerts, not evidence-backed actions
with
expected impact -
Single-sensor alerts cause false positives and alert
fatigue
– eroding trust in the
system and delaying critical interventions -
RUL estimates are essential for run/repair/replace
decisions
– but meaningless
without the process context driving the degradation rate
T3
Platform & Execution
INFRA
The operational layer. Process contextualization
structuring raw data into intelligence, while CMMS integration, third-party sensor
connectors, and digital logbooks turn AI prescriptions into executed, recorded work.
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Process Canvas
Operational intelligence platform converting plant historian data
into
structured live KPIs.
Process
&
Energy Efficiency
WHAT IT IS
- The operational intelligence platform that converts
DCS/PLC/SCADA/historian data into
structured live KPIs - Delivers role-specific dashboards, AnalytiX workspace,
and
downtime attribution - The mandatory intake layer for Process Prescript —
prerequisite
for AI process
prescriptions - Delivers value from day one during commissioning, before
AI
prescriptions activate
OUTCOMES DELIVERED
- Zero manual dashboard rebuild — live views update
straight
from
historian - One unified operational picture replacing multiple
disconnected
screens - CEMLine vertical installer — pre-built cement KPI pack,
deployment in days not weeks - Multi-plant fleet benchmarking when deployed as part of
Plant
Enterprise - Real-time KPI updates direct from DCS/historian — no
manual
extraction
THE PROBLEM
- Plants generate enormous DCS data but lack a layer
converting it
into role-appropriate
intelligence - Engineers spend 2+ hours daily manually rebuilding Excel
dashboards - Process Prescript cannot activate without the structured
data
baseline Canvas provides - Multiple disconnected operational screens prevent a
unified
plant view
HOW IT WORKS
Step 1
Connects to DCS, PLC,
SCADA
historians (PI System, OSIsoft),
MES/LIMS via AI Integration
Step 2
Maps raw tags to
structured
KPI models — SHC, SPC, OEE,
throughput, energy intensity
Step 3
Live KPI computation
continuously — no scheduled refresh, no
manual trigger
Step 4
AnalytiX workspace
enables
drag-and-drop time-series
comparison for deviation diagnosis
Step 5
Downtime attribution
captures
cause codes building the
historical baseline for AI models
AI Worx
Maintenance execution layer closing the loop between AI prescriptions
and
real work.
Prescriptive
Maintenance
WHAT IT IS
- The maintenance execution layer of PlantOS™ — closing
the
loop
between AI prescriptions
and real work - Converts Plant Fusion and Process Prescript outputs into
governed, tracked work orders - Native mobile app for field technicians with full audit
trail
and compliance support - Coexistence layer — not a replacement for SAP PM or IBM
Maximo
OUTCOMES DELIVERED
- 100% of AI prescriptions tracked to work order status —
zero
silent drop-offs - Criticality-based auto-escalation ensures high-risk
tasks
never
slip through - Auditable trail for every PM change, technician action,
and
completion - Execution feedback improves prescription quality with
each
cycle - Multi-location support — manage work orders across
multiple
plant units from one instance
THE PROBLEM
- Most industrial AI programmes fail in the execution gap
—
recommendations lost in WhatsApp
and Excel - Without structured work order conversion, AI
prescriptions
remain suggestions - Completion data must feed back into AI models for
continuous
improvement - Plants without a strong CMMS need a native execution
layer
HOW IT WORKS
Step 1
Approved Plant Fusion
PM
changes and Process Prescript
actions flow in as work order inputs
Step 2
Structured work
orders
generated with asset, task, priority,
duration, and safety instructions
Step 3
Distributed to
technicians
via mobile app with checklists and
asset history
Step 4
Completion data feeds
back
into Plant Fusion asset record and
AI model retraining
Step 5
Overdue
high-criticality
tasks auto-escalate based on Plant
Fusion risk level
DigiLogBook
Digital replacement for paper shift logs — structured handover and
field
observation capture.
Prescriptive
Maintenance
WHAT IT IS
- Digital replacement for paper shift logs — structured
shift
handover and field observation
capture - Mobile-first capture with photo, voice-to-text, and
structured
form entries - Makes operator observations AI-accessible in PlantOS™
- Preserves institutional knowledge before retirement
walks it
out
the door
OUTCOMES DELIVERED
- Zero paper logbooks — 100% of shift observations
digitized
and
searchable - Operator institutional memory preserved as AI-accessible
context - 20–30% improvement in Equipment Fault Prescription
accuracy
from
operator observation
context - Reduced false positive prescriptions through
human-in-the-loop
context
THE PROBLEM
- Paper logbooks trap observations in unsearchable silos
- Critical operator context lost at retirement —
institutional
memory evaporates - AI fault prescriptions without human context are less
accurate
HOW IT WORKS
Step 1
Operators log shift
handovers,
inspections, safety walks, and field
observations on mobile
Step 2
Voice-to-text
transcribes
comments,
OCR captures nameplate/gauge data,
GPS verifies location
Step 3
NLP indexes comments,
tagging
specific failure modes and components
AI Integration
Integrates data directly into third party CMMS (SAP PM / IBM Maximo)
via
APIs, Webhooks, MCP.
AI
Orchestration
WHAT IT IS
- Integrates data directly into third-party CMMS (SAP PM /
IBM
Maximo) - Seamless transfer of prescriptions and work orders via
APIs,
Webhooks, MCP - Coexists with existing software without replacing core
ERP
investments
OUTCOMES DELIVERED
- Zero manual data entry between platforms — 100%
automated
synchronization - Leverages existing EAM investments while injecting
prescriptive intelligence - Reduces integration timeline to weeks rather than months
THE PROBLEM
- Siloed systems prevent AI from initiating actual
workflow - Custom API integrations are expensive and take months to
deploy - Manual synchronization of work orders is error-prone
HOW IT WORKS
Step 1
PlantOS™ triggers a
prescription based on machine data
Step 2
AI Integration layer
translates the prescription into EAM format
Step 3
Pushes structured
work
requests directly into SAP/Maximo
SenseLink
Connects existing third party sensor systems to PlantOS™ EAM.
AI
Orchestration
WHAT IT IS
- A connective layer for third-party sensors and asset
systems - Unifies disparate telemetry streams into a single
structured
schema - Feeds external condition data directly into the
prescription
loop
OUTCOMES DELIVERED
- Protects existing hardware capital expenditure
- Unified asset risk views including third-party
vibration/temp nodes - Ensures continuous condition updates without vendor
lock-in
THE PROBLEM
- Plants have already invested in third-party sensor
platforms - Existing sensor data assets must feed the AI
prescription
loop, not sit isolated - A unified fault prescription engine requires all
condition
data in one place
HOW IT WORKS
Step 1
Authenticates with
existing sensor platform accounts via
credentials or APIs
Step 2
Reads condition
signatures from third-party systems in
native
format
Step 3
Feeds signatures into
PlantOS™ Equipment Prescript alongside IU
sensor
data
T2
Edge & Connectivity
INFRA
The connective tissue. Secure, multi-protocol
transmission from plant floor to PlantOS™ via a universal edge gateway, with edge
inferencing and RPM-triggered edge spectroscopy processing data at the source.
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EdgeIU
Process Edge Intelligence Unit capturing temperature, pressure, and
energy
data via tag reading.
Process
&
Energy Efficiency
WHAT IT IS
- The Process Edge Intelligence Unit capturing
temperature,
pressure, and energy data via
tag reading - Three variants: EDGEIU-PLC, EDGEIU-DCS, and EDGEIU-Touch
- Fits seamlessly into any existing control architecture
- Secure, continuous data transmission into the PlantOS™
collaborative AI ecosystem
OUTCOMES DELIVERED
- Multi-protocol support across every industrial asset
class - 100% technology onboarding with zero plant downtime
- Zero rip-and-replace deployments — existing control
architecture
fully preserved - Secure, continuous data transmission validated for
enterprise
IT/OT requirements
THE PROBLEM
- PlantOS™ AI is only as good as the plant data it can
securely
access - Most control architectures use proprietary protocols
that
block
AI integration - Plants resist rip-and-replace of existing PLC/DCS
investments - IT/OT security concerns block many conventional edge
solutions
HOW IT WORKS
Step 1
Reads tags directly
from
existing PLC, DCS, or SCADA systems
Step 2
Three form factors
match
different control architecture types
Step 3
Multi-protocol
support
across
all major industrial protocols
Step 4
Encrypted, continuous
transmission to the PlantOS™ cloud and
on-premise stack
Step 5
Deploys without
interrupting
plant operations or control
logic
T1
Sense & Ingest
INFRA
The foundation layer. It captures complete
condition data from every critical rotating asset,
built on the market’s broadest sensing portfolio: wired, wireless, piezoelectric, MEMS,
self-powered, and third-party sensors.
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Critical Sensor Kit
Five purpose-built sensors providing complete critical rotating asset
coverage.
Prescriptive
Maintenance
WHAT IT IS
- Five purpose-built sensors providing complete critical
rotating
asset coverage - Each sensor matched to a specific deployment context,
machine
class, or criticality
profile - Feeds raw vibration, temperature, and RPM data directly
into
PlantOS™ Equipment Prescript - Covers virtually all industrial rotating equipment
scenarios
from one integrated kit
OUTCOMES DELIVERED
- 100% critical asset visibility from day one — no asset
left
unmonitored - <2 hours per asset commissioning with validated
signal
quality at installation - Sub-harmonic fault detection weeks before breakdown via
high-resolution spectrum analysis - RPM-normalised analysis for VFD-driven assets — no
external
tachometer required - Every detection feeds Plant Fusion — Maintenance for
automatic
risk re-assessment
THE PROBLEM
- Most plants have patchy sensor coverage — critical
assets
remain
blind spots - Wired sensors impractical for retrofit; wireless often
lacks
resolution for fault
classification - Hazardous zones and high-temperature assets typically
excluded
from monitoring - Without high-resolution spectrum data, AI fault
classification
is unreliable
HOW IT WORKS
Step 1
vEdge 3XTURPM —
Wired,
12,800
LOR spectral resolution for
highest-criticality assets
Step 2
FitMachine 3XT / 3XT
Ex —
Battery-powered wireless MEMS (2–5
year life), ATEX variant for hazardous zones
Step 3
vSense 1XT —
Piezoelectric
sensor, -40 to 130°C, RPM range
2–3,900
Step 4
vSense 3XTRPM —
Dual-channel
DIN-rail edge node monitoring 2
machine points simultaneously
Step 5
All five feed a
single
Equipment Prescript engine for unified
fault classification
IDRS Managed Diagnostics
Managed reliability service combining offline CBM, online oil
monitoring,
and
RCFA.
Prescriptive
Maintenance
WHAT IT IS
- A managed reliability service combining offline CBM,
online
oil
monitoring, and Root Cause
Failure Analysis - Integrates six complementary diagnostic technologies
into
one
unified service - Delivers structured condition data directly into
PlantOS™ as
inputs for Plant Fusion —
Maintenance - Field execution by certified partner network and/or
customer
personnel
OUTCOMES DELIVERED
- Six technologies: oil analysis, thermography, manual
vibration,
ultrasonic, NDT, MCSA - 48-hour SLA for RCFA reports — prescriptive, not just
descriptive - 100% of assets receive severity class at commissioning —
mandatory for AI Worx triage - Online oil monitoring tracks contamination and wear
metals
between scheduled changes - Post-RCFA findings automatically update PlantOS™ PM
optimisation
logic
THE PROBLEM
- Many critical assets cannot be continuously monitored
due to
environment, access, or cost
constraints - Fills the coverage gap with structured periodic
diagnostics
and
managed RCFA - Provides the condition data Plant Fusion requires for
risk-aligned PM decisions - Eliminates the need for plant-side vibration analyst
headcount
during ramp-up
HOW IT WORKS
Step 1
Structured
measurement
routes
defined per asset by
criticality and failure mode
Step 2
Periodic field data
collection via calibrated diagnostic
instruments
Step 3
Oil samples analysed
for
contamination, wear metals, and
degradation trends
Step 4
RCFA performed on
failed
components — root cause identified
and prevention built into PM strategy
Step 5
All findings feed the
PlantOS™ asset register and update
Plant Fusion failure mode libraries
Five ways the plant talks to PlantOS™
Hardware-in. OT-in. Third-party
sensors-in. Enterprise systems bidirectional. Agents outbound via MCP.

Hardware data —
Input
IN
LIVE
1
EQSense
Ingests every Piezo sensor on-site — high-frequency spectral feed.
Agent prescriptions —
Output
OUT
5
MCP Server
Every AI agent (SAP Joule, GSI scheduler) calls IU via MCP.
Third-party Software —
Input
IN
4
Senselink
Third-party MEMS sensor data integrated into PlantOS™.
Enterprise
Bidirectional
LIVE
3
API
SAP PM · IBM Maximo · Oracle EAM. Prescriptions out → work orders.
OT data —
Input
IN
LIVE
2
Edge IU
Edge process data from DCS / SCADA / PLC integrated into PlantOS™.
How does PlantOS™ integrate with SAP PM, IBM Maximo, and Oracle EAM?
PlantOS™ connects to a plant in five
ways: it ingests piezoelectric sensor data through EQSense, edge
process data from DCS, SCADA, and PLC systems through EdgeIU, and third-party MEMS sensor data through
SenseLink. It exchanges work orders bidirectionally with SAP PM, IBM Maximo, and Oracle EAM through its
API, and it serves prescriptions outbound to AI agents such as SAP Joule through an MCP server.
The Infinite Uptime Difference
Structural advantages no generic AI platform can replicate with compute alone.
KILN MAIN DRIVE · DE BEARING · LIVE
Reading
Vibration
Also monitored
Tension
Torque
Current
Load
On a kiln main drive bearing, a generic model alerts at roughly 4 hours before failure. PlantOS™
prescribes at roughly 64 hours before failure, a 60-hour advantage.
Why does vertical AI prescribe 60 hours before generic AI alerts?
The same equipment can be read two ways. A generic model watches vibration alone. It sees a
clean trace until the mechanical spike, then alerts a few hours before failure. A vertical model
reads that same vibration against temperature drift and speed instability at peak coating-buildup
risk, and prescribes the corrective action about 60 hours earlier. Process context does not just
add data. It rewrites the fault logic the model applies.
Mechanical
Read by every model
Bearing wear
Unbalance
Misalignment
Looseness
Resonance
Gear-mesh
×
Process context
Read only by Vertical AI
Kiln ring formation
Coating buildup
Ladle heat drift
Hot-strip fatigue
Web tension drift
Roll thermal load
=
Partial
coverage
Reliability
Platform · Generic vs. Vertical AI
The Categorical Error of Generic AI
Generic AI vs PlantOS™ Context-Aware Vertical
AI: why the same motor demands different models in a kiln, a rolling mill, and a paper
dryer.
Generic AI

One Model for Every Motor
Treats a motor the same way everywhere.
Result: Pattern-matching applied
indiscriminately.
Accuracy Stagnates or Deteriorates
• False Alarms
• Missed Faults
• Cold-Start Problem
Months of Zero-Value Learning
PlantOS™ Context-Aware AI

Motor in Kiln
Extreme thermal cycling & torque variability.
Motor in Rolling Mill
Load shock dominant & variable pass schedules.
Motor in Paper Dryer
Moisture ingress & felt tension cycles.
PlantOS™ Result
Each asset gets a model trained on its exact operating context — not generic pattern-matching.
✓ No Cold-Start
✓ >90% Day-1 Accuracy
✓ Zero False Alarm Fatigue
Why does the same motor need a different model
in a kiln, a mill, and a paper dryer?
| Capability | Generic AI |
PlantOS™ Vertical AI |
|---|---|---|
| Uses vibration data | Yes |
Yes |
| Uses live process context (temperature, load, speed) |
No |
Yes |
| Model trained on each asset’s operating context |
No |
Yes |
| Dynamic FMEA | No |
Yes |
| Distinguishes equipment faults from process-induced faults |
No |
Yes |
| Issues an evidence-backed prescription, not just an alert |
No |
Yes |
| Operator validation loop | No |
Yes |
| Continuous cross-plant learning | Limited |
Yes |
| Day-1 accuracy | Cold-start, low value |
Over 90% |
| Closed-loop outcomes | No | Yes |
Frequently Asked Questions
01
What is PlantOS™?
What is PlantOS™?
PlantOS™ is Infinite Uptime’s prescriptive AI platform for heavy manufacturing,
delivered as Production Outcomes as a Service. It reads both mechanical fault signatures
and process-induced fault signatures to detect anomalies early, then issues clear
prescriptions that tell operators what to fix, why, and by when. It is deployed across
1000 plants in 28 countries.
02
How does PlantOS™ work?
How does PlantOS™ work?
PlantOS™ is built as five connected layers. It senses condition data from plant
equipment, moves that data securely to the platform through an edge gateway, structures
it into live intelligence, runs vertical AI models that convert it into evidence-backed
prescriptions, and turns those prescriptions into executable, tracked work orders.
Operators validate every prescription, and that feedback continuously improves the
models.
03
How is PlantOS™ different from predictive maintenance software?
How is PlantOS™ different from predictive maintenance software?
Predictive maintenance software forecasts that a machine may fail and roughly when.
PlantOS™ goes further and prescribes the specific corrective action, ranked by urgency,
with the expected impact and supporting evidence. It also reads live process context,
not vibration alone, which lets it distinguish equipment faults from process-induced
faults and act earlier.
04
What makes PlantOS™ different from a generic AI platform?
What makes PlantOS™ different from a generic AI platform?
A generic AI platform applies one model to every asset and relies on vibration
pattern-matching, which causes cold-start delays and false alarms. PlantOS™ is Vertical
AI: each asset gets a model trained on its exact operating context, such as a motor in a
kiln versus the same motor in a rolling mill. This delivers higher accuracy from day one
and prescribes earlier because it reads process context.
05
Does PlantOS™ integrate with SAP PM, IBM Maximo, and Oracle EAM?
Does PlantOS™ integrate with SAP PM, IBM Maximo, and Oracle EAM?
Yes. PlantOS™ exchanges prescriptions and work orders bidirectionally with SAP PM, IBM
Maximo, and Oracle EAM through APIs, webhooks, and MCP. It coexists with these systems
rather than replacing them, so existing ERP and CMMS investments are preserved. It can
also serve prescriptions to AI agents such as SAP Joule through an MCP server.
06
Can PlantOS™ use third-party sensors, and does it replace existing ones?
Can PlantOS™ use third-party sensors, and does it replace existing ones?
PlantOS™ does not require replacing existing sensors. Its SenseLink layer connects
third-party sensor systems and feeds their data into the same prescription engine as
Infinite Uptime’s own sensors. Where new coverage is needed, PlantOS™ offers a broad
sensing portfolio: wired, wireless, piezoelectric, MEMS, and self-powered options.
07
Is PlantOS™ cloud-based, and how long does implementation take?
Is PlantOS™ cloud-based, and how long does implementation take?
PlantOS™ runs across cloud and on-premise, with encrypted transmission validated for
enterprise IT and OT requirements. Deployment requires no rip-and-replace of existing
control systems. Most plants receive their first prescription within about two weeks,
with full validated outcomes over the following two to three months.
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What data does PlantOS™ require?
What data does PlantOS™ require?
PlantOS™ works with the data a plant already generates: vibration and condition
signatures from sensors, process data from DCS, SCADA, and PLC systems, and maintenance
history from the CMMS or ERP. It structures these into one schema, which is what allows
it to correlate mechanical and process signals rather than reading a single sensor in
isolation.
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