Looseness and structural motion
Soft foot, weak bases, piping strain, and skids that walk. Amplify the motion so mechanical and operations agree on what is moving. Analyze on Windows when you need more than a clip.
Use cases
Reliability work, not camera tricks.
Vibra View is for plants and shops that already care about vibration, looseness, resonance, and “why is this shaking.” Motion amplification is the visual. Windows analysis is the measurement layer.
Intended environments
These are intended markets, not a customer list.
- Process manufacturing and chemicals
- Power generation and utilities
- Pulp, paper, metals, cement
- Water / wastewater
- Food and beverage (where cameras are allowed)
- Heavy OEM test and field service
Fans, pumps, motors
Standard rotating assets on a PdM route. Use the phone for a fast visual when a route flag or an operator complaint shows up. Use Windows for the vibration story you already know how to tell.
Communication with non-analysts
A plot is correct. A 10-second amplified clip is often what a superintendent will watch. Vibra View is built so those two artifacts can come from the same workflow.
Field service and OEM
Take a visual at the customer site; finish analysis on a Windows laptop. Contractor licensing is not specified on this site.
Out of scope
- Consumer “make my phone a slow-mo lab”
- Entertainment, sports, or social filters
- Medical or human-motion products
- Claiming to detect every failure mode from video alone
FAQ
Do you have case studies?
Not for publication. This site does not invent plants, savings, or faster walkdowns.
Hazardous areas / classified cameras?
Not claimed. This site does not advertise intrinsically safe phones.
Can operations use it without a vibration tech?
They can see motion. Interpretation and acceptance criteria still belong to the reliability program.
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