Rotating Equipment Monitoring
Continuously monitor motors, pumps, compressors, fans, and gearboxes for early signs of bearing wear, imbalance, misalignment, or cavitation.
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Detect Machine Problems Before They Become Costly Breakdowns
Every machine has its own acoustic fingerprint. Orama's AI-powered Sound Analysis continuously listens to equipment, learns its normal operating sounds, and instantly detects abnormal acoustic patterns that indicate developing faults.
Whether it's bearing wear, cavitation, loose components, motor imbalance, air leaks, or process anomalies, the system identifies issues early — allowing maintenance teams to intervene before unexpected downtime occurs.
See It In Action
Select an audio sample to analyze OK/NG sounds
Normal operating sound
Anomaly sound pattern
Where It's Used
Continuously monitor motors, pumps, compressors, fans, and gearboxes for early signs of bearing wear, imbalance, misalignment, or cavitation.
Detect developing equipment issues days or even weeks before failure, enabling planned maintenance instead of costly emergency repairs.
Identify rattles, loose components, cracks, and abnormal product sounds during assembly without interrupting production.
Monitor shop-floor noise levels for workplace safety compliance while identifying unusual acoustic events in real time.
System Compatibility
No need to replace your existing equipment. Orama's Sound Analysis solution integrates seamlessly with production assets and industrial automation systems, making deployment fast and minimally disruptive.
Compatible With
The Problem
Many equipment failures begin long before they become visible — or before conventional monitoring systems trigger an alert.
A worn bearing, loose coupling, misaligned shaft, failing motor, or leaking valve often produces subtle acoustic changes well before visual defects or vibration thresholds become apparent. Manual inspections rarely capture these early warning signs consistently, resulting in unexpected downtime, emergency maintenance, and higher operating costs.
AI-powered acoustic monitoring continuously listens to equipment 24/7, detecting these microscopic sound variations before they become costly production failures.
How It Works
From Sound Collection to Predictive Alerts
Install industrial microphones near target equipment.
Capture normal operating sound data.
Train AI models using machine-specific acoustic patterns.
Monitor equipment continuously during production.
Detect abnormal sound signatures in real time.
Trigger alerts, dashboards, or PLC actions automatically.
Store historical data for trend analysis and predictive maintenance.
What the System Detects
Why Orama
Book a demo and we'll walk you through how AI-powered sound analysis fits into your existing setup.
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