A focused group of critical motors or rotating assets.
RevUptime / THE 90-DAY PILOTTHE 90-DAY PILOT
Five machines. Ninety days. Your decision.
Evaluate condition monitoring on your own plant floor, with a focused pilot built around the equipment and questions that matter to your team.
THE 90-DAY PILOT PROGRAM
Request a PilotProve it on your machines.
Start focused. Build a baseline. See what your plant data tells you.
Establish baselines and monitor real operating behaviour.
Real plant data
Evaluate machine conditions from your own operations.
Review the results
Decide whether a wider rollout makes sense for your team.
90-DAY ROADMAP
From first baseline to plant-wide decision.
Expand only after reviewing suitability and value at each step.
Scope & baseline
Confirm five suitable assets, install sensors and learn normal operating patterns.
Investigate together
Review signal evidence and operating context with the plant maintenance team.
Expand by priority
Use pilot findings to select the next assets and agree a practical coverage plan.
Build the reliability loop
Extend monitoring in stages, with local ownership and ongoing outcome review.
A CLEAR PATH FROM DAY ONE
A practical pilot, with a shared plan.
Scope together
Choose suitable critical assets and agree what a useful evaluation looks like.
Install & baseline
Review mounting and connectivity, then establish machine-specific operating patterns.
Monitor & investigate
Review trends and alerts alongside maintenance observations and operating context.
Review & decide
Discuss the findings, team experience and suitability for a wider rollout.
BEFORE YOU START
Your pilot questions, answered.
Which machines can be included?+
A pilot focuses on five suitable critical motors or other rotating assets. The team reviews the equipment, operating environment, mounting and connectivity before confirming scope.
What happens during the 90 days?+
We agree on the asset list and evaluation criteria, establish operating baselines, monitor condition trends and review the findings with your maintenance team.
Do we need to replace our machines?+
No. RevUptime is designed to retrofit suitable existing equipment. Installation requirements are reviewed with your team before deployment.
How is the pilot priced?+
Pilot pricing is scoped with your plant’s requirements. Request a discussion for a proposal; public per-machine pricing is not offered at this stage.
Does AI replace a reliability engineer?+
No. The Reliability Copilot supports trained personnel with machine context and suggested checks. Engineering judgment and plant safety procedures remain essential.
What happens after the pilot?+
Review the findings and operating experience with your team, then decide whether to expand monitoring. A larger rollout is a separate decision.
YOUR NEXT STEP TO BETTER UPTIMEDon’t wait for the next breakdown
Don’t wait for the next breakdown
to start monitoring.
Start with five machines. Evaluate RevUptime with real operating data from your plant.