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Make your factory harder to stop.

Industrial sensing, machine intelligence and reliability services for the equipment you already own. Start with one machine.

One Machine Assessment

One machine. One month. One decision.

Pick the machine that keeps giving you trouble. We measure how it behaves, investigate important changes and tell you in writing whether continued monitoring, maintenance or a different approach makes sense.

1machine

The one your team worries about most. Motor, pump, fan, compressor, gearbox or conveyor.

10 to 30days

Of observation on site, long enough to see every operating state. Fitted and removed by Robometic.

1report

A written decision report in mm/s RMS and plain language. Yours to keep.

0obligation

Fixed scope and price agreed before installation. No commitment to continue.

What is unplanned downtime costing you?

Change the figures to see your yearly exposure, and what a first assessment of your machine would look at. Nothing you type here is sent anywhere unless you choose to send it.

Lost output, labour, scrap and penalties.

Your yearly downtime exposure

SGD 360,000

Stops per month, times hours per stop, times cost per hour, times twelve.

Each stop costs
SGD 15,000
We would measure
The assessment answers
Likely service

Your own figures, not a forecast of savings. What an assessment finds depends on the machine and how it is run.

Machine health

See the change before the alarm.

Many faults begin as a gradual change in how a machine behaves. Robometic watches for those changes on the machines that matter to your line, brings the evidence to your maintenance team, and helps them decide what to do and when.

Pump CWP-2, drive endIllustrative

1.4mm/s RMS

Within learned normal. Day 6 of 14.

Day 11, 03:40Illustrative

Amber notice Pump drive end Rising trend

Review suggested. The plant alarm level was not reached. Your team decides what it means.

Why wait for alarms to see what changed?

Move beyond raw readings and late warnings. Give your maintenance team the evidence to act earlier.

The old way

Readings with gaps
Changes between maintenance rounds go unseen.
Alarms without context
Your team must investigate what changed and why.
Repairs without proof
One reading after the work tells only part of the story.

The Robometic way

Continuous machine visibility
Monitor behaviour against each machine's own normal operating conditions.
Warnings with evidence
Engineer-reviewed notices show the change, likely causes and recommended checks.
Results you can verify
Compare machine behaviour before and after maintenance on the same basis.

Everything your team needs to investigate a change.

Reviewed amber notices

See what changed, the supporting evidence and what to check first.

Machine-health dashboard

Track machine condition, operating trends and notice history in one place.

One-page machine reports

See machine behaviour, maintenance findings and next actions in familiar units, including mm/s RMS.

Diagnostic guidance

Get engineer-reviewed likely causes and recommended checks for each notice.

Sample report

Read the page you would receive.

Sample pump CWP-2. A rising trend at the drive end, an amber notice on day 11, a bearing greased on day 12, and what remained open. One page, in your units, with a behaviour timeline and the team's own labels on every notice.

At a glance
Where the machine stands, what changed, what the team found, the next decision
Timeline
Learned normal, the rise, each amber notice and the maintenance action, on one chart
Detail
Equipment and period, observations, maintenance review with the team's labels
Open
What remains unexplained, and the suggested next steps

Interactive demo

Follow one pump for two minutes.

A normal week, a change, an amber notice, a maintenance review. You choose what the team finds and read the report the example produces. Simulated values, clearly labelled.

Equipment behaviourIllustrative
Illustrative chart: a machine's vibration level stays inside its learned normal band for the first days, then drifts upward and crosses a review line, where an amber marker reads "unusual change detected". Learned normal, days 1 to 7 Review line (illustrative) Plant alarm level (illustrative) Unusual change detected Day 1 Day 7 Day 14 Vibration level
Learned normalMachine behaviourChange worth a look
Illustrative chart with generated values.

How it works.

Four steps, one team, from the sensor to the decision.

  1. Install sensing

    We fit vibration, sound and temperature sensing to your existing motors, pumps, compressors, fans and conveyors.

  2. Learn each machine

    We establish normal behaviour in each operating state, comparing like with like across loads and shifts.

  3. Detect and review

    We identify changes from normal behaviour and our engineers review the evidence, likely causes and recommended checks.

  4. Deliver and support

    We provide dashboards, amber notices, one-page reports, system connections, training and ongoing support.

Your team stays in control. A notice is a prompt to look, with the evidence attached, and your team makes every maintenance decision. Robometic works alongside your safety systems, machine protection and alarms, never in place of them.

What changes for your team

Fewer surprises

See changes early and give your team more time to investigate.

Planned repairs

Use machine evidence to prioritise inspections and schedule maintenance work.

Verified results

Check what changed after a repair or upgrade with comparable before-and-after measurements.

For equipment makers, service companies and integrators.

Turn the equipment you sell and service into recurring service revenue. You already have the customers, the site access and the knowledge of the machines. Robometic adds the sensing, the analysis, the dashboards and the reporting, so that you can sell machine intelligence under your own brand without building it yourself.

  1. The machine

    A pump, motor, fan, conveyor or compressor that is already installed. Nothing on it is replaced.

  2. Sensing

    Fitted to the machine by a repeatable method. Sensors you already use can often be connected.

  3. Robometic analysis

    Checks the signal, adds the machine and its operating state, detects change and keeps the review labels.

  4. Your service

    Your monitoring service, service report, dashboard or software receives the result, with the evidence attached.

What a partner application receivesIllustrative
Machine
Pump CWP-2, cooling water (sample)
Measuring point
Drive end
Operating state
Full load
Reading
2.6 mm/s RMS, rising over three days
Signal check
Passed
Change
Outside this machine's usual pattern for full load; amber notice raised
Review label
Equipment concern: bearing greased, follow-up reading planned
Sample values. The fields, format and delivery are agreed with each partner.

Start with a joint project

We begin with one of your customers' machines: a defined scope, a shared result, and a clear commercial model for what follows.

Asia Pacific

Based in Singapore. Serving plants across Asia Pacific.

Robometic is headquartered in Singapore and serves plants across Asia Pacific. On-site delivery and support are arranged for each project, with local engineering and maintenance partners where that serves the plant best.

Manufacturers

Plants with critical rotating equipment and a maintenance or reliability question, in Singapore or elsewhere in the region.

Engineering and maintenance partners

Companies that provide installation, verification and ongoing support for plants in their own country. Written procedures and training support your technicians in delivery.

Industry and research organisations

Organisations working on practical AI adoption, independent measurement and local engineering capability.

Who is behind Robometic.

Robometic brings together engineers and specialists in industrial sensing, equipment monitoring, applied AI and operational decision-making, with experience across industrial measurement and engineering projects.

Industrial sensing
Measurement on the machines a plant already runs, in the units and language its maintenance team already uses.
Applied AI
Methods that learn one machine's own pattern and show the evidence when it changes. Built to be checked by people.
Operating decisions
Research into how operating people decide under uncertainty, so a notice arrives with what the team needs in order to act on it.
Every engagement
A defined scope, success criteria agreed in writing, and a practical recommendation on what to do next.

More about the team

Frequently asked questions.

How is Robometic different from a normal machine alarm?
Robometic detects changes from each machine's normal behaviour and provides engineer-reviewed evidence and recommended checks. It works alongside your existing alarms and protection, giving your team earlier information for maintenance decisions.
Which machines can Robometic monitor?
We monitor existing motors, pumps, compressors, fans and conveyors using vibration, sound and temperature sensing. Nothing on the machine needs to be replaced.
How quickly can we get started?
We start with a site walk, then install sensing and begin learning how your machines normally operate. You receive your first written machine-health report at the end of the assessment.
How much time will our engineers need?
Robometic handles sensing, monitoring, analysis, notice reviews, reporting and technical support. Your engineers provide operating context, review findings and make maintenance decisions.
Can Robometic connect to our existing maintenance systems?
Yes. We connect machine information and reviewed notices to your existing maintenance systems so your team can use the evidence in its normal workflow.
What happens when a notice is wrong?
Every amber notice is reviewed by Robometic engineers before it reaches your team. Every finding your team records helps sharpen the next notice and remains linked to the original evidence.
How secure is our machine data?
Robometic supports cloud and on-site operation, with access and data-handling rules set for your plant. Your machine data stays yours.
What do we receive from the first assessment?
You receive a Machine Health Snapshot with a written one-page report for each machine assessed. It shows normal behaviour, detected changes, review findings and recommended next checks, giving your team a clear basis for deciding what to do next.
A technician in a red helmet adjusting a machine

Getting started

Start with the machines that matter most.

One machine, one month, one written decision. Fixed scope and price, agreed before anything is installed.

Assess one machine

Tell us about the machine.

Four details are enough to start. We reply by email to arrange a call, then send a written scope and price.

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