Vibration Anomaly Detection with Edge AI
Detecting abnormal vibration patterns in rotating machinery such as motors, pumps, fans, and compressors. Learns normal vibration signatures using autoencoders or statistical models and flags deviations indicating bearing wear, shaft imbalance, or misalignment. Runs on constrained MCUs attached directly to equipment housings. Extremely resource-efficient — the model processes accelerometer data windows and outputs a binary normal/anomaly classification.
Hardware Requirements
| Minimum RAM | 32 KB |
| Minimum Flash | 256 KB |
| Sensor Inputs | accelerometer |
| Typical Model Size | 15 KB (quantized int8) |
| Minimum Clock | 48 MHz |
Hardware Guides
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Industry Applications
Orchestrate Vibration Anomaly Detection with ForestHub
Your devices run vibration anomaly detection on-device. ForestHub on your Linux edge gateway ingests their results over MQTT/Modbus/OPC-UA, orchestrates the sense-reason-act loop as an auditable graph, and acts on the line — the LLM is one node among many.