Predictive maintenance
for heavy vehicles

Technology for tomorrow’s vehicles!

Predictive maintenance for heavy vehicles

Project to predict the risk of a breakdown depending on vehicle usage classification

Challenge

Project objectives:

  • Create heavy vehicle usage classifications
  • Predict the risk of a breakdown depending on usage classification
  • Perform preventive maintenance before a breakdown occurs
  • Limit the contagion effect

The project

Robust regressions and Bayesian inferences were used to develop algorithms to calculate the likelihood of a failure.

Results

A set of vehicle usage classifications was developed and the solution successfully generated breakdown predictions.

The models can also be used in decision-assistance scenarios like comparing fleet purchase vs. lease business models.

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