Manuals, schematics, service history and live machine data, in one AI assistant. Diagnose faster, find root causes, fix with confidence.
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At the same time, it can work with dynamic data from IoT sensors, machine logs or direct PLC interfaces, including live alarms, operating values, runtime, cycles, temperatures, pressures, vibration and machine status.
Every service case also becomes part of the machine’s digital memory. The assistant remembers previous failures, technician notes, repair actions, replaced parts and root causes, then uses this history to help solve similar problems faster in the future.
Manuals, schematics, alarm codes, spare parts, service procedures and OEM documentation give the assistant trusted technical context for every machine.
IoT sensor values, PLC signals, machine logs, alarms, runtime, cycles and operating conditions help the assistant understand what is happening right now.
Previous failures, technician notes, diagnostic steps, replaced parts and root causes are stored in the machine history and reused for future troubleshooting.
The assistant combines documentation, live data and service history to suggest probable causes, recommended checks and the next best action.
The assistant turns a blocked machine into a clear sequence of actions. It checks every startup condition in real time, pinpoints exactly where the chain breaks, and walks the technician through the corrective steps, until the drive comes up.

All 9 conditions tracked in sequence, satisfied, waiting, or faulted.
Diagnostics isolate the exact blocking signal, e.g. NC ready (M102.0).
A guided, source-backed checklist leads to the corrective action.
When a failure occurs, the assistant does not rely on a single source of information. It connects the machine’s documentation, current operating state and previous service cases to build a complete picture of the problem.
It can compare what the machine should be doing with what is actually happening, and flag deviations across temperature, pressure, vibration or cycle time.
It can check whether a similar alarm appeared before, find relevant procedures, schematics and repair notes from the machine’s service history.
Then it gives the technician clear, source-backed guidance on what to check next, faster troubleshooting, better decisions, less repeated problem solving.
The assistant reads manuals, schematics, alarm codes, spare parts data, service procedures and machine-specific documentation.
It connects to IoT data, PLC signals or machine logs to understand current operating conditions, alarms and machine status.
It checks previous service cases, similar failures, technician notes, replaced parts and successful repair actions.
It provides probable causes, recommended checks, repair steps and source-backed explanations for the technician.
After the repair is completed, the result is saved back into the machine history and improves future troubleshooting.