Real-time AI diagnostics for gas turbines, hybrid-electric propulsion, and eVTOL powertrains.
Detect combustion instability, blade fouling, and bearing degradation
weeks before failure — zero hardware changes.
Isolation Forest and LSTM autoencoder models trained on GE Frame 5/6/7 and LM-series patterns. Detects subtle cross-parameter deviations invisible to threshold-based alarms.
Bayesian degradation models output a RUL estimate with 90% confidence intervals for each asset. Maintenance windows ranked by criticality — never face another surprise forced outage.
Spectral analysis of dynamic pressure and cross-correlation with fuel-air ratio to flag lean blowout precursors and thermoacoustic oscillation onset — hours before flame-out risk.
Continuous compressor performance monitoring using modified Flett efficiency map methods to detect fouling accumulation and stage stall margin erosion weeks before it becomes critical.
Envelope analysis and kurtosis trend monitoring on raw vibration time-series. Detects inner/outer race defects and roller element spalling weeks ahead of threshold breach.
Every turbine builds its own operational baseline. Models retrain nightly on each plant's history, accounting for fuel quality, ambient conditions, and load profile — a dataset moat that strengthens over time.
A ruggedized DIN-rail edge module ships pre-loaded with your turbine's trained model. Runs full LSTM inference on-device — no internet required. Snaps into existing control cabinet wiring in under 30 minutes.
Your historians are already capturing this data. You're just not acting on it fast enough.
Detecting the anomaly is half the job. Turbnetic.ai agents cross-reference the full maintenance manual and send the mechanic an exact, step-by-step directive — dashboard and pager, instantly.
Stage 3 discharge temp trending 8°C above baseline. Bearing #2 vibration rising 0.3 mm/s per day.
Pattern matches early-stage blade fouling. Confidence 94.2%. Lead time to degraded performance: 11–14 days.
Cross-references manual §12.4.2, §7.1, Appendix C. Builds the response procedure with safety interlocks.
One clear directive on the pager app — what, where, how, in what order. No manual lookup. No guesswork.
Mechanic confirms the fix. The model retrains. Detection improves for every turbine on the platform.
A new hire responds correctly to any turbine alert from their first shift — the institutional knowledge lives in the platform, not in one retiring engineer's head.
Blade degradation, combustion instability, vibration, fouling — every directive arrives with the exact manual section, measurement procedure, and escalation threshold.
One person can manage and dispatch maintenance across a 50+ turbine facility from a single fleet dashboard.
No new hardware. No rip-and-replace. API connectors for every major industrial historian and control system — live in days.
Our compression pipeline distills the full cloud model into a tiny, hardware-optimized version that runs anywhere — offshore platforms, pipeline stations, air-gapped defense installations. No cloud. No connectivity. Same detection quality.
Large ensemble trained on millions of fleet-hours. Full accuracy, continuously updated.
Knowledge distillation · 8-bit quantization · pruning · hardware-aware architecture search.
Runs on a $50 compute module inside a ruggedized device. Fully offline, encrypted sync when available.
One AI core. We prove it where failure costs the most — utility-scale gas turbines — then carry the same model, agents, and edge pipeline to every sensor-dense machine that can't afford to fail.
Built for plant engineers — not data scientists. Actionable, prioritized, and explained in plain language.
Interactive demo — click on turbines, nav icons, and alerts below
Data centers will draw over 1,000 TWh a year — Japan's entire consumption — and US data center power demand is projected to grow 160% by 2030. Gas turbines are the only dispatchable generation fast enough to follow that load. They can no longer afford to fail.
Connect to your PI historian or SCADA system, import your tag list, and receive your first scored anomaly alert — without writing a single line of code.