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Robust predictive maintenance system

Published:  08 December, 2021

GREEN CUSTARD, an award-winning professional services company and AWS Advanced Consulting partner, together with Eseye (also an AWS partner) has been selected by Martin Engineering to build a global predictive maintenance and monitoring platform on AWS so its localised US platform can be rolled out internationally.

Renowned for making bulk materials handling processes cleaner, safer, and more productive, Martin Engineering has produced a portfolio of conveyor belt accessories and process flow aids, all of which are proactively monitored using inhouse maintenance and monitoring technology. To expand the marketing reach of its predictive maintenance system, the engineering firm wanted to rollout its US-centric system across Europe and EMEAI. They embarked on a procurement process to source an experienced IoT infrastructure company to help them develop a global predictive maintenance platform.

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