AuToWin: Changing Maintenance in Manufacturing for the Better

Özer Aydemir
S.O.T.A.
Published in
2 min readJan 15, 2024

In the manufacturing world, efficiency is key, and that’s precisely where the AuToWin project comes into play. Funded by the European Union’s Horizon 2020 program and part of the MIND4MACHINES initiative, AuToWin is redefining the maintenance strategies in factories.

AuToWin, which stands for “Automated Technology for Winning Maintenance,” is a breakthrough in enabling factories to perform maintenance before machinery failures occur. This approach, known as predictive maintenance, leverages data and machine learning to anticipate when machines might need attention, thus preventing costly breakdowns.

At the core of AuToWin are advanced machine learning tools. KerasTuner is utilized for its hyperparameter optimization, tuning the machine learning models for optimal performance. EvalML plays a vital role in developing regression models, essential for predicting the Remaining Useful Life (RUL) of machinery. Moreover, AutoKeras dynamically selects the best algorithms based on specific data patterns, ensuring that AuToWin’s predictions are not only accurate but also tailored to each factory’s unique operations.

Despite the complexity of its technology, AuToWin is designed to be user-friendly. Its interface allows individuals without deep technical knowledge to harness the power of these advanced machine learning tools, making cutting-edge maintenance practices accessible to a wider range of factories.

The future of AuToWin looks promising as it goes beyond basic enhancements like language support. The focus is on deepening the integration of machine learning, enhancing its capability to adapt and learn from each factory’s specific data, thereby improving efficiency and maintenance precision.

In summary, AuToWin stands as a significant advancement in manufacturing maintenance. It exemplifies how combining data analytics with machine learning can lead to smarter, more proactive maintenance strategies, keeping factories efficient and ahead in the competitive manufacturing landscape.

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Özer Aydemir
S.O.T.A.

Computer engineer since 2002 and entrepreneur since 2007. CEO and Co-Founder of IOTIQ GmbH.