Embedding Al for smarter and efficient operations

Forbes Marshall has collaborated with Largest Power generation company on Digital Wireless Vibration Analysis and Diagnostic Service systems and has installed demonstration units. The company's solutions help automate power plants, reducing cabling, manpower, and dependency on OEMs.

- Sonal Kulkarni

AI is being integrated into the product portfolio on a large scale to identify problems and correlate with recommendations or dashboards. This allows customers to make informed decisions. Sonal Kulkarni discusses the use of Al in the energy sector in an exclusive talk with EPR.

How is Al integrated into your products to help machines identify problems and guide decisions?

AI is increasingly integrated into our current offerings and product portfolio, reflecting the need of the hour. Our products are designed to leverage artificial intelligence and machine learning from the moment they are installed on a machine. They continuously monitor operations, identify anomalies, and correlate data to detect potential issues. Based on these insights, the system generates actionable recommendations and intuitive dashboards. Over time, this enables customers to make data-driven decisions, optimise performance, and anticipate problems before they occur. By integrating Al into our products, we enable users to achieve smarter and more efficient operations.