Christopher Morrison is the Field Operations Delivery Lead at Augury. He narrowly escaped the aftermath of Hurricane Helena after driving from a site survey in New London, North Carolina. And thanks to his work kit – a mobile power supply and an Augury router – he made it home to his wife and child. There’s a lesson here: you never know what’s around the next corner…
In a recent edition of the Manufacturing Meet Up podcast, hosts and industry veterans Alvaro Cuba and Ed Ballina gave a short and sweet history of how manufacturing has increasingly gotten its act together over the years – in the name of maximizing service, productivity, quality, safety, and sustainability. Let’s recap!
We’ve been talking with factory floor workers – from operators to vibration analysts – about their experiences as early adopters of Augury’s AI-driven Machine Health Solution. Invariably, they began as skeptics. So, what ended up winning them over? Answer: it made their working day easier and more fulfilling. Read all about it!
Augury’s Process Health Solution, Process Navigator, is steering itself to market after a series of successful proof-of-concepts – including one that translates into saving millions annually on a single separation column. “We are in the middle of an exciting revolution in how manufacturing uses real AI,” writes Iftah Levy, Augury’s General Manager for Process Health. “We’re quickly improving how we can help operators make reliable real-time decisions that align with overall business goals.”
Augury's AI has merged with Baker Hughes' robust Ranger Pro sensor to create an unparalleled diagnostic solution for hazardous environments. “This collaboration not only delivers immediate customer value but it changed how both companies work,” writes James Newman, Augury’s Head of Product and Portfolio Marketing. “But there’s more! It also opens up exciting new possibilities for third-party technology integration into Augury's platform – that can, in turn, work to rewire the entire manufacturing ecosystem.”
