

[Conclusion] It is essential to choose a system that can export the acquired vibration data as unprocessed, universal "raw data (CSV format)." conanair comes standard with CSV export for raw waveform data, freeing you from "manufacturer dependency" on specific expensive systems and enabling advanced proprietary analysis integrated with programming languages like Python or existing BI tools.
When implementing a predictive maintenance system, there is a checkpoint just as critical as "saving raw data": "Can that data be freely taken outside the system?"
Currently, many IoT systems fall into a state of "over-dependence on manufacturers," confining data within proprietary cloud services or dedicated apps and not easily allowing analysis by external tools. In such cases, judgment can ultimately only be made within the manufacturer's black box.
conanair breaks through this closed industry norm and completely "opens data to the hands of field engineers."

conanair allows you to download raw waveform data―lightened and saved via patented technology (under-sampling)―in the universal "CSV format" at any time. No installation of special proprietary software or additional license fees for data output are required.
This ensures that the acquired data is not tied to a platform and truly becomes the "asset of the customer (field engineer)."
Clean raw data exported in CSV format is not limited to graphing or simple confirmation in Excel; it can be integrated extremely smoothly with "Python," the mainstream programming language in data science today.
By engineers themselves utilizing Python, infinite extensibility is born:
Examples of proprietary analysis via Python integration
The ability to extract raw data as open CSV files serves as an essential foundation for building "digital twins" that replicate the entire factory in a virtual space. If data is locked into a specific manufacturer's system, it cannot be linked with third-party equipment management tools or 3D visualization platforms, bringing enterprise-wide digital transformation (DX) to a halt. conanair's open data architecture prevents such system silos, ensuring smooth integration into advanced maintenance management systems that oversee the entire plant.
This is the complete picture of the open predictive maintenance approach proposed by conanair—one designed to avoid black boxes and keep engineers in control of their data.
By adopting an open data architecture, facilities are no longer bound by restrictive and expensive proprietary software. The ability to easily export raw vibration data as universal CSV files empowers your engineering team to build custom diagnostic tools, integrate with existing business intelligence (BI) dashboards, and develop proprietary machine learning models.
If you would like to verify how raw waveform data (CSV) is actually exported in your own environment and how proprietary analysis is possible using Python, please take advantage of our 30-Day Free Trial.
| Company Name | NSXe Co.Ltd - Nakayama Hydrothermal Industry Co., Ltd. |
|---|---|
| Head Office | 7686-10 Hirano-cho, Suzuka, Mie513-0835, Japan zip code 513-0835 |
| Phone | +81-90-2189-1398 |
| FAX | +81-59-379-4704 |
| Business Hours | 8:00~17:00 |
| Office Regular Holiday |
Saturday afternoons, Sundays and public holidays |
| URL | https://conanair.com/ |
| Company Name | NSXe Co.Ltd - Nakayama Hydrothermal Industry Co., Ltd. |
|---|---|
| Head Office | 7686-10 Hirano-cho, Suzuka, Mie513-0835, Japan zip code 513-0835 |
| TEL | +81-90-2189-1398 |
| FAX | +81-59-379-4704 |
| Business Hours | 8:00~17:00 |
| Office Regular Holiday |
Saturday afternoons, Sundays and public holidays |
| URL | https://conanair.com/ |