Case study · From the Pluris libraryReceipt no. 8141
What sucked
1M annually. Despite having sensor data and CMMS systems in place, maintenance teams operated reactively with no predictive capability.
Failures were addressed only after they occurred, driving avoidable downtime and cost.
What they built
Pluto AI built a predictive-maintenance model on the manufacturer's existing equipment sensors and CMMS data, delivering daily failure-probability rankings to maintenance supervisors. The rankings surface inside supervisors' normal routine, no workflow changes and no new platforms, so teams act on likely failures before they happen across the plant's three production lines.
What changed
$1.2M first-year savings
Reduced unplanned downtime delivered $1.2M in value in Year one.
39% less downtime
Unplanned downtime dropped from 14.2% to 8.7% of scheduled production hours (a 38.7% improvement).
40% fewer false positives
Model precision improved over six months, cutting false-positive alerts by 40%.
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