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Protect availability with alerts teams can trust

Detect early signs of equipment degradation, qualify alerts with operating context, and coordinate action.

6000+monitoring projects in service

The operational reality of APR

Early detection creates value when teams can act on the alert

An APR* alert starts an investigation. Before addressing it, teams need to assess its relevance and understand it.

*APR: Advanced Pattern Recognition

  1. Models require continuous attention

    Equipment changes, new operating conditions, or outdated training data can reduce model relevance.

    Operational change
  2. Noise erodes confidence

    Alerts should filter routine noise so teams can focus on meaningful signals. Loose thresholds, unsuitable filters, or sensor issues can erode alert quality and consume team time.

    Sensor drift
  3. Alerts need context

    Teams need to understand what changed and under which conditions before deciding what to do next.

    Operating mode
    Unknown
    Contributing signals
    Not ranked
    Maintenance context
    Scattered

Why Metroscope

Build anomaly detection around plant reliability priorities

Maintain detection quality as the plant changes

Metroscope helps teams build and maintain reliable models through representative training data and alert configuration. It flags new operating conditions outside the models’ training data and offers quick retraining to keep monitoring up to date.

Sensor Health Management

Reliable models depend on reliable sensor data

Automatically detect degraded or missing sensors, identify affected models and alerts, manage exclusions, and track repairs.

Sensor Health Management showing a selected sensor in alert and the monitoring projects affected by it.

Evidence from plant applications

Discover real plant challenges with results

Reactor coolant pump monitoring

A dedicated strategy for reactor coolant pump long-term operation

Metroscope translated failure modes and available instrumentation into 13 monitoring models. Historical replay identified lower-bearing drift six months before the known outage.

Biomass plant value estimate

€180k in potential annual value for a biomass plant

For a 25.2 MW net biomass plant, the business case estimates potential annual value across performance, maintenance, and availability.

Delivery and support

Adapt anomaly detection to your monitoring organization

Use Metroscope with your own experts, or extend your team with support for model management and alert qualification.

Direct operation

Operate the software with your own team

For organizations with the monitoring expertise to manage models and alert workflows directly.

Your team
Runs daily monitoring, manages alert rules, and reviews model performance.
Metroscope
Supports scope definition, data preparation, setup, validation, and training.

Supported operation

Add ongoing monitoring support

For teams that want support with model maintenance and first-level alert qualification.

Your team
Provides operating context, confirms findings on site, and coordinates maintenance.
Metroscope or an approved partner
Reviews and pre-qualifies alerts, maintains models, and adjusts detection settings as conditions change.

A 6-week path to launch

  1. Choose the availability risks to cover

  2. Define scope, data, and responsibilities

  3. Configure, validate, and launch

  4. Train your teams and ensure adoption

Define the monitoring and support that fit your plant