Following years of collaboration with Innovate UK and the University of Strathclyde on gathering data, running algorithms and profiling diesel generators, as well as spending a good deal of time on design development and testing, Datum Electronics has announced its artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled condition monitoring technology, aimed at improving fuel efficiency and reducing maintenance and operational costs. The company claims that Datum Hawk is the future of condition monitoring, offering real-time analysis of power output, engine speed, torque, fuel flow, specific fuel oil consumption (SFOC) and much more. At 2000 samples per second, the system can detect problems quickly and display valuable information for each cylinder of the engine separately, providing customers with an up-to-date engine status. By incorporating AI self-adaptive algorithms, Datum Hawk is designed to greatly improve the lifespan and longevity of engines.
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