• TECHNOLOGICAL BASIS OF “INDUSTRY 4.0”

    Hybrid ai architecture for autonomous structural inspection using multimodal llms

    Industry 4.0, Vol. 11 (2026), Issue 3, pg(s) 108-111

    This paper proposes a hybrid artificial intelligence architecture for autonomous structural inspection using unmanned aerial vehicles, multimodal large language models and image embeddings. A UAV is an unmanned aerial vehicle; in this paper it denotes a drone carrying imaging sensors for close visual inspection of infrastructure assets. Images are uploaded to Azure cloud storage, transformed into multimodal evidence and evaluated by a Microsoft Foundry agent under deterministic risk rules. A preliminary simulated benchmark shows improved recall, fewer false alerts and shorter engineer review time while preserving auditable human-supervised decisions.

  • DOMINANT TECHNOLOGIES IN “INDUSTRY 4.0”

    Correlation-Based Sensor Pruning and Malfunction Detection in Multi-Sensor Condition Monitoring

    Industry 4.0, Vol. 10 (2025), Issue 3, pg(s) 115-118

    This study presents a correlation-based approach for both detecting sensor malfunctions and identifying redundant sensors in a multi-sensor condition monitoring system. Sensor malfunctions were detected using a threshold-based method that flagged correlation drops, with persistence criteria applied to eliminate false positives. While no persistent malfunctions were observed during the study, the developed algorithm remains suitable for real-time deployment. Correlation analysis also revealed that the 3axis_Y signal exhibited the highest average correlation with others, indicating redundancy. Five machine learning models were trained and evaluated with the Leave-
    One-Run-Out strategy to guarantee generalization across acquisition sessions. The findings demonstrated that correlation-driven sensor selection and anomaly detection are effective tools for optimizing predictive maintenance systems, improving model generalization, and simplifying sensor networks without sacrificing reliability.

  • BUSINESS & “INDUSTRY 4.0”

    Augmented Analytics platform and Service 4.0 solution for service excellence

    Industry 4.0, Vol. 10 (2025), Issue 2, pg(s) 68-70

    In the modern era, it is a challenge to develop a high-quality business product that adequately serves its real purpose, by implementing Machine Learning (ML) and Large Language Models (LLM), both generally defined as AI. For this reason, Danlex 78 proposes a multilayer approach for developing an augmented analytics platform and Service 4.0 solution to accomplish service excellence in x-ray inspection systems. In this approach, AI is important, but still just a tool for achieving targeted business goals. The complex ecosystem of business knowledge combined with science and technology leads to our working solution. This article presents our approach and marks the most important KPIs for achieving service excellence in X-ray inspection systems maintenance.

  • DOMINANT TECHNOLOGIES IN “INDUSTRY 4.0”

    Electrical and thermal monitoring for remote diagnostics of X-ray generators

    Industry 4.0, Vol. 10 (2025), Issue 1, pg(s) 18-20

    Many industries, like the aviation industry and border control, rely on X-ray inspection systems for their security operations. These systems are state of the art complex electromechanical machines that need to be maintained by highly qualified service specialists. The most critical part of each x-ray inspection system is the x-ray generator. In this article, we propose a technique for remote diagnostics based on electrical and thermal telemetry monitoring. We have studied the most important electrical and thermal parameters of various conventional X-ray generators equipped with stationary anode X-ray tubes, up to 300kV acceleration voltage, and their correlation to the operational condition of the generator. The experimental results, obtained in a real operational environment, show that a limited number of monitoring parameters are enough to properly estimate the condition and diagnose some failures in X-ray generators. A simplified physical model, based on electrical and thermal parameters, has been proposed and compared with the results.

  • TECHNOLOGICAL BASIS OF “INDUSTRY 4.0”

    Unified Framework for PdM Algorithm Development: The pdm-tools Architecture

    Industry 4.0, Vol. 9 (2024), Issue 4, pg(s) 130-133

    This paper proposes a novel architecture for pdm-tools, a dedicated library designed to streamline the development process of predictive maintenance (PdM) algorithms within the Industry 4.0 paradigm. pdm-tools tackles the time-consuming nature of PdM algorithm development by encompassing five key components within a unified framework. pdm-tools tackles the time challenge by offering a unified workflow: generate synthetic vibration data (gearboxes, bearings, shafts) for rapid prototyping, eliminating initial real-world data collection. Data preparation and feature extraction ensure readiness through scaling, filtering, and extracting diverse condition indicators, empowering robust algorithms. Finally, user-defined model development and evaluation allow training, optimization, and selection of optimal PdM algorithms (machine learning/deep learning). By integrating these functionalities within a single architecture, pdm-tools empowers rapid development and evaluation of PdM algorithms, ultimately leading to a more efficient and effective implementation of predictive maintenance strategies within the Industry 4.0 landscape.

  • INNOVATION POLICY AND INNOVATION MANAGEMENT

    Development of predictive maintenance based on artificial intelligence methods

    Innovations, Vol. 10 (2022), Issue 2, pg(s) 57-60

    Artificial intelligence become more widespread in all manufacturing subjects. In manufacturing artificial intelligence deals with such tasks as quality control, robot navigation, computer vision, processes controlling, etc. The area of maintenance in machining is a great prospect for implementing artificial intelligence tools for analysis, prediction of monitored parameters, optimization, and improvement of the quality of the maintenance process. In particular, the article refers to predictive maintenance as a modern trend in mechanical engineering. In this article, a quick review of using methods of artificial intelligence and predictive analytics in maintenance and one p ractical implementation case of NAR network for time-series prediction was provided.

  • TECHNOLOGICAL BASIS OF “INDUSTRY 4.0”

    Trends and applications of artificial intelligence methods in industry

    Industry 4.0, Vol. 7 (2022), Issue 2, pg(s) 42-45

    This article describes the actual trends and applications in industry where artificial intelligence models are deployed. This paper provides a more detailed description of the principles and methods of deploying models in the field of quality evaluation in industry and also in the areas of predictive maintenance and data analytics in the manufacturing process. Computer vision is increasingly coming to the fore due to its wide range of applications – object detection, categorisation of objects, reading QR codes and others. The area of predictive maintenance is important in terms of reducing downtime and saving costs for machine components. Models designed for data analytics, in turn, help to optimize the parameters of the production process so that the desired parameter is maximized or its optimal value is achieved.

  • TECHNOLOGICAL BASIS OF “INDUSTRY 4.0”

    A predictive maintenance application for band saw machines

    Industry 4.0, Vol. 6 (2021), Issue 4, pg(s) 139-142

    Digitalization of production lines is the most important issue in the world in recent years. One of the most important issues of this digitalization for today’s manufacturing enterprises is the need to update maintenance practices and maintenance work processes in production lines with technological developments. The fact that sawing machines are in the first part of the production lines shows that it is of critical importance. In this study, it is aimed to determine the necessary principles for digitizing sawing machines and integrating the predictive maintenance system into the machine. As a result of the evaluation, the necessity of real-time data collection, data analysis and artificial intelligence algorithms for predictive maintenance requirements has been determined.

  • TECHNOLOGICAL BASIS OF “INDUSTRY 4.0”

    INDUSTRY 4.0 APPLICATIONS IN WET WIPES MACHINES

    Industry 4.0, Vol. 5 (2020), Issue 1, pg(s) 7-9

    Wet wipe machines are machines for high capacity production at high speeds. Even the short downtimes of the machines in the production area lead to huge losses for manufacturers. However, in these machines; unexpected breakdowns such as belt breakage, bearing damage, sensor motor failures, pneumatic air leaks are frequently encountered. In order to prevent unwanted stoppages, a sensor, actuator and plc based application has been implemented to prevent failure parameters and to detect faultlessly by monitoring the operation parameters. As a result of the studies carried out, our wet wipe machines that we produce have been adapted to the industry 4.0 concept.

  • TECHNOLOGICAL BASIS OF “INDUSTRY 4.0”

    PREDICTIVE ANALYTICS FOR INDUSTRY 4.0

    Industry 4.0, Vol. 4 (2019), Issue 6, pg(s) 273-276

    The Industrial Predictive Analytics for Industry 4.0 is a system that predict and prevent machine failures and breakdown by analyzing time-series data (temperature, pressure, vibration etc.) received from sensors embedded in machines and equipment. The system can analyze machine parameters to identify patterns and predict breakdowns before they happen. The core of the proposed system is based on Artificial Neural Network approach (both Deep and Shallow Neural Networks). Artificial Intelligence and Artificial Neural Networks allow analyses the huge amounts of data collected from the manufacturing process and predict what will go wrong, and when. The proposed system works in the paradigm of Industry 4.0 and provides the abilities in the area of predictive maintenance. The Industrial Predictive Analytics for Industry 4.0 also contains a decision-making system and support system that significantly increases the level of maintenance.

  • PROACTIVE MAINTENANCE OF MOTOR VEHICLES

    Machines. Technologies. Materials., Vol. 8 (2014), Issue 4, pg(s) 26-31

    In this article the author describes particular maintenance systems used in the past, some of which are used also at present. The basic maintenance systems include maintenance after use, preventive maintenance with predetermined intervals, and conditioned-based preventive maintenance – predictive maintenance. The current trend in the field of vehicle maintenance tend to continous monitoring of their actual status. By the help of a vehicle monitoring in use, it is possible based on current operating parameters to determinate the technical condition of the vehicle parts. Ideally to prevent the failure or damage of groups of vehicle. Tracking of vehicles in use can be effected through the telemetry. Telemetry is a technology that allows remote measurement and reporting of information.

  • PROACTIVE MAINTENANCE OF MOTOR VEHICLES

    Machines. Technologies. Materials., Vol. 8 (2014), Issue 1, pg(s) 41-46

    In this article the author describes particular maintenance systems used in the past, some of which are used also at present. The basic maintenance systems include maintenance after use, preventive maintenance with predetermined intervals, and conditioned-based preventive maintenance – predictive maintenance. The current trend in the field of vehicle maintenance tend to continous monitoring of their actual status. By the help of a vehicle monitoring in use, it is possible based on current operating parameters to determinate the technical condition of the vehicle parts. Ideally to prevent the failure or damage of groups of vehicle. Tracking of vehicles in use can be effected through the telemetry. Telemetry is a technology that allows remote measurement and reporting of information.