The Problem

Most plants already have visibility into equipment health.
  • Machine Works monitors rotating equipment
  • AMS Device Manager monitors instrumentation
Teams are left to:
  • Interpret data across platforms
  • Prioritize competing signals
  • Decide what matters most
  • Determine who needs to respond
The result is slower response and increased risk.

Why It Matters

When equipment and instrumentation data are disconnected:
  • Root causes take longer to identify
  • Critical issues get missed or delayed
  • Teams react instead of plan
The risk is not lack of data. It is lack of coordinated action.

 

Watcher™ Offers a Better Way

Turn Data Into Action
  • Synthesizes vibration events with full context
  • Builds trend views and severity automatically
Deliver Clear Diagnostics
  • Generates structured outputs with fault modes and recommendations
  • Supports multi-model analysis for confidence
Notify the Right People
  • Real-time alerts sent to the right users
  • Configurable by site and severity
Deploy Fast
  • Single executable
  • No runtime dependencies
  • Runs as a Windows service

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How It Works

How It Works

  1. Detect: Watcher Vibration™ and Watcher Instruments™ monitors Machine Works and Device Manager measurements and identifies threshold driven events.
  2. Analyze: For warning and danger, Watcher can compile evidence and run AI analysis to identify fault modes and recommend actions.
  3. Act: Watcher delivers notifications and provides interface views that help teams prioritize and respond.

Watcher™ Delivers

Stop relying on alerts to drive decisions. Deploy Watcher™ to translate every vibration event into clear, prioritized action.

For Reliability Engineers

Gets evidence and clear fault insights, not just alerts.

For Maintenance Teams

Prioritize what needs action now versus later.

For Plant Leadership

See a unified view of critical asset health across multiple Machine Works or Device Manager system sites.

Frequently Asked Questions

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