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Case study

Qbyte.ai

Predictive maintenance and adaptive training on one platform, with the data protection settled before the model was designed.

Client Qbyte Sector Maintenance management and ed-tech
The shape of it The sentence it arrived as
What we heard

“It has to predict the failure, and it has to survive the audit.”

What it became

Failure prediction on machine and operational logs, training that adapts and certifies, and one traceable record covering both.

What we found The problem under the stated one

Two systems nobody had connected, and an auditor whose question needs both of them.

One knows a machine is drifting towards failure. The other knows whether the people on shift are trained and certified. Joining them afterwards means reconciling two audit trails that were never designed to meet, which is harder than building one.

Nor could the data protection be added at the end. Personnel performance data is the category the regulation is strictest about, and an adaptive training engine is, in plain terms, a system that profiles employees.

Joining two audit trails afterwards is harder than building one.

Neither system was designed to meet the other, and an auditor’s question needs both.
What we built In the order it happened
  1. 01Prediction over machine telemetry and operational logs, so maintenance is scheduled against condition rather than against the calendar.
  2. 02A training engine that follows the individual’s performance and certifies at the point the standard is met.
  3. 03Privacy-first storage and access: purpose recorded, retention set, personnel data segregated, and an access model that can be shown to an auditor rather than described to one.
  4. 04One traceable record across both halves, timestamped and exportable.
  5. 05Modular integration into the ERP and HR systems already running, because a compliance system nobody adopts is a compliance risk of its own.
Ships with
  • Condition-based predictionTelemetry and logs, scheduling against condition rather than the calendar.
  • Adaptive trainingModules that follow the individual, certifying when the standard is met.
  • The joined recordMaintenance and training in one timestamped, exportable trail.
The hard part And what we did about it

An adaptive training engine is a system that profiles employees.

That is the reading a regulator will take, so it is the reading the architecture had to answer. Purpose and retention were fixed per data category before any model was trained, personnel data was kept apart from operational data, and access was built as something demonstrable rather than documented.

A compliance system nobody adopts is a compliance risk of its own.

Replacing the ERP and the HR system was never on the table, and a parallel tool would only have made a fourth place for the truth to live. It integrates into what was already running, which cost more up front and is the reason it is in use.

What it does now In production

Failures are caught before the shift that would have found them, and the record joining maintenance to training is one export.

The audit position is a property of the platform rather than an exercise somebody runs in the fortnight before an inspection.

Taken over
  • Calendar-based maintenance rounds
  • Certification in a spreadsheet
  • Assembling the audit trail by hand

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