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The core process of predictive maintenance includes: data collection (vibration, temperature, current, acoustics, etc.), feature engineering (extraction of time-domain and frequency-domain indicators), anomaly detection or remaining useful life (RUL) prediction, and triggering of maintenance work orders.
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