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Remote Condition Monitoring Overview & Discussion

  • January 2023
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Presented by members of EASA's Ad Hoc Committee on Emerging Technologies
January 11, 2023

This discussion highlights EASA’s overview guide on remote condition monitoring and answers questions from members on the booklet and, and remote condition monitoring in general. Items covered include:

  • Maintenance philosophies
  • Business models
  • Software/data platform
  • Hardware selection


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