Abstract
AbstractThe application of Augmented Reality (AR) technologies within the industry has allowed for improving preventive and predictive maintenance techniques, thanks to the fact that they allow information to be presented in real time and in the same analyzed environment, which ensures that maintenance operational processes improve. This work presents the development of a predictive system for thermal stress failures, by applying the analysis of the Weibull statistical model and the use of free AR tools and cloud technology, which allow determining the reliability and average lifetime of induction coils in real time of a rolling system. The temperature data were obtained through a wireless sensor network (WSN) that sends the data to an embedded system (Raspberry Pi 4), which behaves as the communication channel (Gateway) between the sensors and the cloud, through the MQTT server. The results are presented in graphs and are promised under the Weibull model.KeywordsAugmented realityWSNWeibullInternet of things (IoT)
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