
Real-time virtual sensor outputs providing actionable insights into process and asset performance, delivered via dashboards and reports.
Vendor
IntelliSense.io
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The IntelliSense.io Virtual Sensor Portfolio is a software module that generates real-time, model-based outputs—known as virtual sensors—to deliver actionable insights into the performance of industrial processes and assets. Unlike traditional physical sensors, these virtual sensors use a combination of mechanistic (physics-based) models and machine learning to estimate key process variables and asset conditions that may be difficult or costly to measure directly. The outputs are presented through user-friendly dashboards and reports, enabling operators and decision-makers to monitor, analyze, and optimize operations in real time. This approach enhances visibility across the value chain, supports predictive maintenance, and improves process efficiency by providing a richer, more comprehensive view of operational data.
Key Features
Real-Time Model Outputs Delivers up-to-date virtual sensor data for process and asset monitoring.
- Provides continuous, high-frequency insights
- Reduces reliance on physical sensor infrastructure
Scientific AI Integration Combines physics-based models with machine learning for accurate predictions.
- Enhances trustworthiness of virtual sensor outputs
- Adapts to changing process conditions
User-Friendly Dashboards and Reports Visualizes virtual sensor data for actionable decision-making.
- Customizable dashboards for different user roles
- Automated reporting for operational transparency
Seamless Platform Integration Works within the IntelliSense.io platform and with other modules.
- Supports end-to-end process optimization
- Enables integration with reconciliation and data quality tools
Benefits
Enhanced Process Visibility Provides insights into variables not directly measured by physical sensors.
- Improves understanding of process dynamics
- Identifies inefficiencies and bottlenecks
Cost and Maintenance Reduction Minimizes need for additional physical sensors and associated upkeep.
- Lowers capital and operational expenditures
- Reduces downtime from sensor failures
Improved Decision-Making Enables data-driven operational and maintenance strategies.
- Supports predictive maintenance
- Facilitates proactive process adjustments