Amazon Monitron Documentation

Amazon Monitron captures vibration and temperature data from your equipment via wireless sensors, which can be set up in minutes using the Amazon Monitron mobile app with no ML experience or development work required. The Amazon Monitron gateway device transfers the data to AWS, and the service analyzes your data for abnormal machine conditions using machine learning. You can then monitor equipment health through the Amazon Monitron mobile app and enable predictive maintenance.

Amazon Monitron’s wireless sensors can easily attach to your equipment with adhesive, without the need for expensive and cumbersome cabling. These low-cost sensors are purpose-built to capture vibration and temperature data in order to monitor the condition of your rotating equipment. Amazon Monitron’s Gateways transfer the sensor data to AWS. Amazon Monitron Sensors and Gateways are pre-configured to work with the Amazon Monitron service.

Set up Amazon Monitron Sensors quickly and easily by tapping your phone on the sensor utilizing near-field communication (NFC) technology. Set up your Gateway by following a few simple steps in the app. You can quickly install and start using these devices to monitor your equipment without any development work.

Amazon Monitron can automatically detect abnormal machine operating states by analyzing vibration and temperature signals using the ISO 20816 standards for vibration, and ML-enabled models.

Amazon Monitron can send push notifications when the service detects abnormal machine patterns from the vibration and temperature settings. You can also review and track these abnormal machine states within the app.

With just a few taps in the mobile app, you can enter feedback on the alerts received, such as failure mode, failure cause, and action taken. Amazon Monitron can learn from that feedback and continually improve over time.

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