MOVUS BLOG

Good morning. Happy May! Can you believe we're almost halfway through 2023?

You may have noticed you haven't heard from us in a while. I know, I'm sorry, parting was such sweet sorrow. For the past few months, we've been heads down, bums up, working hard on FitPower and its fantastic new feature pack - which, drum roll, please 🥁... Is here! 🎉 Not only that, but we have some exciting news about some upcoming diagnostic features and a pivotal change to our Events feature.

Good morning. Happy belated Valentine's Day! Some fun facts for you:

Good morning and Happy New Year! Welcome back from the break (unless you're lucky enough to still be on yours - in which case, what are you doing checking your emails?!).

Good Morning! A very Merry Christmas and a Happy Hanukkah to you all! 

The end of the year is here! My goodness. Thank you all so much for another year of support! You mean the world to us, and we very much look forward to continuing to move onwards and upwards into the new year with you. 

Good Morning!

Happy November (Yeah... It's November already. WHAT?

!). Thanks so much for your feedback last month. The consensus was... drum roll please... that you preferred hearing from us monthly!

It's nice to hear our love isn't unrequited, so now we're moving back to our regularly scheduled programming. Enjoy!

Good morning (and Happy Halloween!). How have you been?

You may have noticed it’s been a while since you’ve seen a MOVUS newsletter. We missed you, and (hopefully? 😢) you did too. 

This quarter we shifted our focus from being efficient to being effective. So,  we've decided to only share highly significant news with you, rather than the minor topics we have discussed historically. 

One of the fundamental methods used by vibration analysts [VA] in traditional fault diagnostics are Fast Fourier Transforms, often abbreviated as FFTs. Through their analysis, FFTs can assist with preliminary fault identification and help to determine which maintenance activities are likely to resolve the issue.

To see if they could trust newly deployed FitMachines, a new customer responsible for monitoring air handling units [AHU] in a critical 24x7 environment decided to complete a simulated test.

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Recently, one of our mining customers shared how FitMachine has made a difference in their organisation. It's a fantastic asset fitness insight we had to share.