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Dynamox brings artificial intelligence to predictive maintenance for industry

An industrial machine can begin to show signs of wear long before it stops working. The challenge for companies isn't necessarily detecting that something is wrong, but doing so in a timely manner without exposing workers to running equipment and without relying on manual inspections every few weeks. That was the problem identified by Dynamox, […]

Dynamox brings artificial intelligence to predictive maintenance for industry

Dynamox, a Brazilian startup, is bringing artificial intelligence to predictive maintenance for industries. The company's founders recognized the need for timely and safe detection of wear and tear in industrial machines, addressing both the challenge of identifying issues before they lead to failures and the concern of exposing workers to hazardous conditions during manual inspections.

In 2016, Dynamox launched its first generation of wireless vibration sensors, aiming to reduce the risks associated with traditional inspection methods. The company's platform now combines hardware, software, data, and artificial intelligence to process vast amounts of information, generating actionable insights for industrial teams.

Over the years, Dynamox has expanded its product lineup beyond vibration and temperature sensors to include thermography, current, and voltage sensors. The company processes approximately 2.5 billion data points daily, with a growing international presence in more than 40 countries.

The company's success has been driven by strategic acquisitions, such as Enging in 2023, which specializes in current and voltage analysis, and Crave Industry in 2026, which offers data platforms and AI solutions for industrial plants. These acquisitions have allowed Dynamox to incorporate new capabilities and expand its technology's reach.

In 2026, Dynamox launched Cowork, a multi-agent AI platform integrated into its predictive maintenance system. This tool uses digital specialists to analyze data, generate reports, and facilitate communication between analysts, managers, and process teams, ensuring everyone speaks the same language on the same platform.

Dynamox prioritizes security in its operations, holding ISO 27001, 27701, 27017, and 27018 certifications related to information security, privacy, and cloud services. The company's approach demonstrates the future of the industrial sector, where the combination of sensors, software, and AI enables proactive decision-making to prevent potential failures before they occur.

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