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AI-powered tool to simplify navigating electromechanical repair and maintenance standards
05 February 2024
THE ASSOCIATION of Electrical and Mechanical Trades (AEMT) is working with the British Standards Institute (BSI) and UKRI’s Driving the Electric Revolution Challenge, delivered by Innovate UK, to develop an AI-powered tool to help electromechanical repair specialists ensure they repair hazardous area motors to the correct standard.
The tool, which is being developed with some funding and support from Innovate UK, will enable engineers repairing rotating electrical equipment to clarify technical requirements through an easy-to-operate chatbot-style interface.
The tool under development by the AEMT and BSI aims to vastly simplify interpreting and complying with the complex BS EN and IEC 60079 series of standards while reducing the potential for error. Users of the system will be able to ask questions about the repair they are working on and be provided with the technical guidance and information required to ensure compliance and safety.
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