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Manufacturing Performance Monitoring Suite

A monitoring suite that consolidated sensor, alarm, and production data into dashboards for daily manufacturing performance reviews.

Automated smart factory line representing manufacturing performance monitoring.

Problem

Develop production-ready dashboards that consolidate operational data, identify anomalies, and enable data-driven decisions.

  • +Limited visibility: Teams can't see equipment degradation early.
  • +Reactive maintenance: No early warning indicators leads to unplanned downtime.
  • +Data silos: Equipment data exists in separate systems preventing benchmarking.

Approach

  • +Inefficiency Time Analysis: Tracks and categorizes non-productive time.
  • +Normalized Performance Dashboard: Compares actual vs. baseline performance.
  • +Sensor Trend Analysis: Visualizes 200+ sensors to detect drift.
  • +Alarm Root Cause Tracker: Links inefficiency events to specific alarms.

Delivered

  • +Web-based interactive dashboards with drill-down capabilities.
  • +Python ETL scripts for daily data updates.
  • +Automated baseline calculations for performance tracking.

Result

  • +Daily operational use by management for decision making.
  • +Procedure improvements (e.g., cleaning frequency optimized based on data).
  • +Proactive maintenance enabled by sensor thresholds rather than fixed intervals.

Where it ran

  • +Daily Operations: Identify underperforming equipment.
  • +Maintenance Planning: Prioritize based on trends.
  • +Product-Equipment Optimization: Discover problem recipes.

Stack

Real-time Dashboards · Sensor Analytics · ETL Pipelines · Root Cause Analysis

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