Electrical and machine signals
Bring useful electrical states and existing machine outputs into one monitored record.
- Current and energy sensors
- Digital and analogue signals
- Runtime and cycle counters
- Alarm and fault outputs
Mesher Sense
Understand what your machines are doing.
Monitor condition, runtime, energy use and process behaviour using suitable sensors and existing machine signals.
Illustrative configuration. Final hardware and installation are selected for each site.
Build around the machine you already have.
Mesher Sense turns useful electrical, condition and process signals into a shared operating picture. It can work alongside supported existing controls.
Condition and process sensing
Select sensing around the condition or process variable that matters to the application.
- Temperature and vibration sensors
- Pressure and flow sensors
- Custom sensors for specialised applications
Existing machine interfaces
Connect to available controls and industrial communications after compatibility and operating constraints have been assessed.
- Existing controllers and machine interfaces
- Modbus, CAN and RS-485 where supported
- Application-specific industrial communications
Turn signals into useful operating context.
Capabilities are selected and configured for the equipment, the available data and the action your team needs to take.
See the asset
- Live equipment status
- Utilisation and cycle tracking
- Multi-site asset management
Understand behaviour
- Condition monitoring
- Predictive-maintenance support
- Abnormal-pattern detection
Plan the work
- Configurable alerts
- Maintenance scheduling
- Historical data and trend analysis
Connect and configure
- Remote configuration
- Approved remote-control functions
- API and system integration
- Energy monitoring and optimisation
A practical view of machine health.
Bring state, energy, runtime, trends, alerts and maintenance information into the Mesher data layer.
Temperature trend
Configure the selected sensor history and relevant review context for the asset.
Site and fleet comparison
Compare connected asset state and trends across the sites a user is permitted to view.
Existing safety systems remain authoritative.
Remote-control functionality is application-specific and must be engineered so that it never bypasses the machine's existing safety systems.
Start with a defined operating problem.
A focused pilot can establish what data is available, which signals matter and how the result should support daily decisions.
Plan the deployment
See how NWATT assesses signals, builds a pilot and reviews measured outcomes before expansion.
See how it worksAdd visual context
Combine machine signals with defined visual events when conventional sensing cannot explain the full process.
Explore Mesher LivePractical questions
Clear answers for teams considering a connected monitoring or edge-intelligence project.
What types of machine can Mesher Sense monitor?
Mesher Sense is configurable rather than tied to one machine type. NWATT first reviews the available signals, interfaces, installation constraints and operational objective.
Does Mesher Sense replace the machine controller?
Not by default. Mesher Sense can connect to supported signals and interfaces while the machine's existing controls and safety systems remain authoritative.
Can Mesher Sense support remote equipment control?
Approved remote functions may be engineered for a suitable application. They must never bypass the machine's existing safety systems or local control requirements.
Can Mesher Sense data connect to other business systems?
Export and API integration can be considered during discovery. The final approach depends on the target system, available interfaces and agreed security requirements.
Tell us which machine you want to understand.
Start with one asset and one useful question. We will work through the signals, installation and pilot options with you.