Are you looking to deepen your knowledge of the predictive maintenance market and get an overview of condition-based monitoring solutions? Are you interested to see a real-life use case of Edge AI?
Join this expert-led session as we explore next-generation sensor monitoring of key industrial-equipment parameters. In this webinar, you can expect to see a demo utilizing ultra low power, high bandwidth, 3-axis MEMS vibration sensors, a Bluetooth low energy (BLE) radio, and an AI-enabled microcontroller, all working together in a condition-based monitoring application at the sensor edge that delivers asset insights and improved battery life.
To explore these technologies, we will be deep-diving into the Voyager4 wireless vibration reference design from Analog Devices. In addition to Voyager4, we will also be bringing the ADXL382 MEMS vibration sensor and the MAX78000 microcontroller into the discussion.
Watch or listen in as we cover:
- How AI is changing condition-based monitoring and enabling new insights.
- A demonstration of anomaly detection at the edge using AI.
- Ultra low power reference designs for long battery life.
There will also be a live Q&A at the end of the session where you can put all your questions to our expert hosts 
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This webinar includes a demonstration of the Voyager4 (EV-CBM-VOYAGER4-1Z) wireless vibration reference design, the ADXL382 MEMS vibration sensor and the MAX78000 microcontroller.
Use the links below to check out these items and learn more. Acquisition of these productions is not a pre-requisite for the webinar.
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| EV-CBM-VOYAGER4-1Z | ADXL382 | MAX78000 |
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The EV-CBM-VOYAGER4-1Z Voyager4 reference design is a robust, low power, wireless vibration monitoring platform that enables designers to rapidly deploy a wireless solution to a machine or test setup. The Voyager4 sensor uses an edge artificial intelligence (AI) algorithm to detect anomalous motor behavior, triggering machine diagnostics and maintenance, and enabling longer motor operating life. |
The ADXL382 is a low noise density, low power, 3-axis accelerometer with selectable measurement ranges. The ADXL382 supports ±15 g, ±30 g, and ±60 g ranges. |
The MAX78000 is a new breed of AI microcontroller built to enable neural networks to execute at ultra-low power and live at the edge of the IoT. As applications demand more intelligence at the edge, this product combines the most energy-efficient AI processing with Analog Device's proven ultra-low power microcontrollers.
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The Presenters:
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| Tom Sharkey - Systems Application Engineer - Analog Devices |
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Tom Sharkey is a systems applications engineer, working in the Industrial Edge, Motion, and Robotics Unit at Analog Devices. Tom received a bachelor’s degree in electronic and computer engineering from the University of Limerick in 2020. He has experience in condition monitoring sensors, firmware/software design, and motor control. LinkedIn: Tom Sharkey |
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| Rohit Shankar - Strategic Marketing Manager - Analog Devices |
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Rohit Shankar is a Strategic Marketing Manager, working within the Industrial Sensing group at Analog Devices. Rohit has 15+ years of experience in instrumentation and industrial automation in multi-industrial environments. LinkedIn: Rohit Shankar |
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| Jordan Ratcliffe - Marketing Program Senior Specialist - element14 Community |
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Jordan Ratcliffe will be your host from the element14 Community for Introductions and Q&A. LinkedIn: Jordan Ratcliffe |
More about Analog Devices:
Every day, electronic devices are becoming smarter with greater integration. Body sensors can monitor our health. Cars can drive themselves. Networked homes can power up when needed. At Analog Devices, we’re solving engineering problems and empowering design innovation, enabling our customers to create products that shape our world. We invent highly integrated solutions that make technology seamless. Our innovative and high-performance analog and mixed-signal products and technologies make systems smaller and smarter, with enhanced security and increased energy efficiency. We channel our collective expertise to stretch the limits of technology, understand your needs, and help you get to market faster.
You can find out more about Analog Devices and their products at the online store here.
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