In an announcement, FLANDERS said the partnership with Augury will allow it to improve upon its suite of machine- and fleet-monitoring services. 

“Existing and future FLANDERS customers will be able to continuously collect, analyze, and trend performance data to proactively predict maintenance needs, circumvent machine failure, improve uptime, and eliminate unscheduled shutdowns,” the company said.

John Burant, FLANDERS vice president of global business development, said the partnership combines the company’s extensive background in machine applications and Augury’s experience in AI and instrumentation.

“FLANDERS and Augury, together, are working to take Artificial Intelligence to the next level,” he said. “This is an exciting partnership that will serve the industry with excellence.”