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PHM Module High-level Features
Anticipate, Adapt, and Act
Sensor Set Design
Sensor Set Comparison
Sensor Library
ROC Curves
Sensor Set Optimization
Ambiguity Group Generation
Diagnostic Rule Generation
External Diagnostic Table Analysis

Proactive System Health & Performance Management

The PHM Module integrates diagnostic intelligence directly into system design. It supports early identification of latent risk factors and enables data-driven sensor placement using system dependencies. Streamline sensor selection and drastically improve fault isolation and health assessment through automated design. Together, these capabilities help organizations design more maintainable and observable systems from the outset.

Why MADE-PHM?:


Eliminate Reactive Maintenance – Design-in intelligence to predict and manage failures before they occur
Early Diagnostic Validation – Simulate and assess detection and isolation logic during design—not after deployment
Optimize Sensor Strategies – Run trade studies to balance coverage, cost, and performance
Reduce False Alarms & Missed Detections – Improve reliability and operator trust in diagnostic alerts
Support Certification Readiness – Generate auditable, model-based evidence for PHM performance and compliance
Causation-based AI – Detailed failure syndromes assist in building a Causation-based AI approach to FDI.

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Stay Ahead of Failure

Predict. Diagnose. Sustain with Confidence.

The MADE PHM Module helps engineers shift from reactive maintenance to proactive system design. By simulating failure behavior and validating diagnostics early, it ensures robust, field-ready health monitoring solutions.

Key capabilities of this module include:


PHM Modeling Capabilities

Identify the existing sensors of components / systems in the model

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Inherent Diagnostic Capability Assessment

Determine the existing diagnostic coverage of failures based on an existing (Legacy) sensor set

Dependency Mapping

Theoretical Diagnostic Capability Assessment

Automated sensor set design that uses AI to maximize failure detection and isolation (Design)

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Sensor Ambiguity Groups

Autonomously identify failures that cannot be uniquely identified with a selected sensor set

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Sensor Design Trade Studies

Compare sensor sets based on metrics including cost, coverage, weight, etc.

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Diagnostic Rules Generation

Auto-generate the sensor responses used to isolate specific failures

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Sensor Libraries

Library of >900 sensor types, the details of specific sensors can be saved and reused for different projects

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ROC Curves

Receiver Operating Characteristic (ROC) curves use sensor failure data to plot the relationship between True Positives and False Positives observed based on a sensor’s test threshold

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Sensor Selection Optimization

Optimization algorithm to identify specific sensors based on user-defined metrics (physical dimensions, performance, reliability, etc.)

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