Origin
After more than three decades spent observing the limits of traditional electrical maintenance approaches, the same finding kept coming back: you only detect well what you can measure.
Manual fault identification remains inefficient. Many at-risk areas remain inaccessible to a simple visual inspection. And the cost of a late intervention always, by far, exceeds that of early detection.
What this commits us torefusing approximations: never proposing a diagnosis we could not justify with a measurement.
32years of experience in electrical engineering