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AI emerges as maintenance tool

Author(s): Charlie Bartlett

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A legitimate use of AI has emerged in predictive maintenance, where the symptoms produced by a component are analysed over time to identify patterns of wear and degradation.

It is thought that using an AI trained on data from everyday smooth running, it will be possible to identify outliers and warning signs early, enabling parts to be

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