Rotating-asset monitoring software
The software uses vibration-sensor measurements, including accelerometer signals, to calculate indicators through frequency-peak extraction.
Source: LinkedIn company description · Retrieved October 13, 2026
Astriis provides software that monitors rotating-component health by detecting, locating, and tracking faults without historical data.
The software is available through the cloud or for installation on a company’s internal servers. Its customer sectors include aeronautics, energy, and the food industry.
Based on the company’s public LinkedIn information, supplied through RevenueBase.
Astriis serves companies with rotating assets, including motors, turbines, pumps, gears, or bearings.
The software uses vibration-sensor measurements, including accelerometer signals, to calculate indicators through frequency-peak extraction.
Source: LinkedIn company description · Retrieved October 13, 2026
Astriis offers a free-of-charge contract to test AStrion for two to three months.
Source: LinkedIn company description · Retrieved October 13, 2026
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