Vexron Condition Intelligence · VCI series
VCI-1
Vexron Condition Intelligence. A single, trendable health index per asset.
Overview
Vexron Condition Intelligence
VCI-1 is the first model in the Vexron Condition Intelligence series, in development and testing. Where VMI focuses on specific faults, VCI answers a simpler operational question: how healthy is this asset, right now, on a single scale. It fuses vibration, temperature, load and other streams into one condition index that trends over time, so a factory can rank assets by health without reading raw signals.
Not yet generally available. VCI-1 is in active development and testing. Talk to us if you want to be part of early validation, or explore VMI-1 and EVA-1, which are live today.
Capabilities
What it does.
Unified health score
Combines several sensor streams into one normalized 0 to 100 condition index per asset.
Degradation trending
Tracks how an asset's condition moves over weeks and months, not just point-in-time state.
Fleet ranking
Sorts a whole fleet of machines by condition so attention goes where it is most needed.
Use cases
Where it earns its keep.
Plant-wide dashboards
Giving management one readable health figure per asset across an entire site.
Triage & prioritisation
Deciding which machines to inspect first when the maintenance team is stretched.
Reliability reporting
Tracking whether asset health is improving or declining across reporting periods.
Also explore
Related models.
FAQ
Common questions
About VCI-1 specifically. For pricing and a fit assessment for your factory, talk to our team.
VMI answers 'what specific fault is developing on this machine'. VCI-1 answers a simpler operational question, 'how healthy is this asset overall, on a single scale', by fusing several sensor streams into one condition index you can trend and rank across a fleet.
It is a normalized 0 to 100 score per asset that combines multiple signals into one figure, so health is readable at a glance and comparable across machines. It is designed for dashboards and prioritisation rather than detailed diagnosis.
No. VCI-1 is in development and testing. VMI-1 and EVA-1 are the models that are live today.