T-Systems and Senseforce are putting predictive maintenance in your pocket

When will a component fail? "Machine Service in a Pocket" from T-Systems uses artificial intelligence to answer this question. The solution developed by T-Systems and Senseforce, displays important machine values and key figures on a mobile device. In the event of warnings or abnormalities, T-Systems supplies the technical drawing and the service manual, helping to avoid production stoppages at the print shop for example. Senseforce connects the machines and transfers this data in a suitable format to the Open Telekom Cloud, among other places, and offers dashboards and reports that the users can configure themselves. Thanks to the Austrian startup’s low-code tools, employees without programming skills can configure reports and interfaces. In the cloud, the AI analyzes the information and provides the findings. Senseforce masters all common protocols and is quickly applicable. Within two days, the first machines are connected and can be evaluated. The solution’s initial launch is for customers from medium-sized businesses.