How it works

Capture on the phone. Amplify the motion. Analyze on Windows.

A short path from “that machine looks wrong” to a clip and a plot you can stand behind.

  1. Point the phone at the asset

    Stand where you would stand for a visual inspection. Frame the machine or structure. Capture a short video under plant lighting.

  2. Amplify motion

    Vibra View processes the capture so small displacements become visible. The point is not a cinematic effect. The point is: where is it moving?

    Use that frame with operations: “the base is rocking,” “the discharge pipe is shaking,” “the motor is still.”

  3. Move the job to Windows

    Open the work on the Windows product. Vibration analysis lives here: review, measure, document. This is the PdM desk, not a phone toy.

  4. Decide and record

    Attach the visual and the analysis to the work order, the route note, or the morning meeting. This site does not invent CMMS buttons that do not exist.

What you bring

  • A smartphone (field).
  • A Windows PC (analysis).
  • Access to the asset and a reason to look.

What you do not need for the story: a consumer gimbal culture, influencer lighting, or a new religion about “AI maintenance.”

Safety

Motion amplification is a viewing aid. It does not make an energized or rotating machine safe to approach. Follow site LOTO, PPE, and standoff rules. Vibra View does not replace a qualified vibration analyst or a mechanical inspection.

FAQ

How is this different from watching the video at 4× zoom?

Amplification is for motion that is real but hard to see. Zooming a noisy clip is not the same product. Method details belong in product docs when they ship—no fake papers or “secret algorithm” copy.

Does it need targets or stickers?

Not specified yet.

Can I use a tablet?

Not specified yet.

Training?

Founder-led product. Formal training packages are not listed.

Request early access

Describe one asset class you would capture first (fan, pump, cooling tower, press, structure).

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