IOT based Machine Vibration Monitoring and Predictive Maintenance System

The proposed system demonstrates that IoT and sensor-based monitoring can be effectively used for predictive maintenance of industrial machinery. Continuous monitoring of vibration along with temperature and current helps detect developing faults at an early stage and reduces dependence on manual inspection. Real-time alerts and historical data analysis allow maintenance personnel to take timely action before serious machine failure occurs. Overall, the system can help reduce unexpected breakdowns, machine downtime, maintenance costs, and production losses, while improving the reliability and operational efficiency of industrial machines.

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