7 engaging episodes reveal challenges, societal importance and motivations behind the groundbreaking research programme.
Embark on a journey into the future of maintenance through PrimaVera's "Predictive Maintenance" podcast series. Over 7 captivating episodes, scientists share insights into the challenges, societal significance, and their profound motivations driving the innovative research programme.
In the first two episodes, Mariëlle Stoelinga (University of Twente and Radboud University), Geert-Jan van Houtum (TU Eindhoven) and Wieger Tiddens (Koninklijke Marine) share their insights on past experiences of this industry transformation and the next challenges.
The podcast sheds light on the journey towards a more efficient and safer society through predictive maintenance. It offers a comprehensive insight into PrimaVera's mission: simplifying and improving predictive maintenance to enhance system performance, increase availability, and reduce costs.
Link to the podcast series (in Dutch). TThe podcasts are available through the most common channels.
Dive into the Primavera project
PrimaVera is a major project funded by the National Science Agenda, involving six knowledge institutions and eleven industrial partners. It is spearheaded by led Stoelinga from the University of Twente. The participating UT departments are PS and FMT (EEMCS) and DBM and AMME (ET). In total 5 members of the UT community will be interviewd.
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