The MONITOR Oscilloscope view consolidates multiple machine signals around a single trigger event, enabling teams to examine what occurred both before and after that event.
Edge mappings convert raw machine signals into actionable engineering values directly on ei³ Amphion or Zethus edge gateways.
Event-triggered high-resolution data capture offers OEMs and manufacturers enhanced insight into machine behavior during critical events.
The real issue isn’t whether a fault occurred — it’s understanding what the machine was doing in the moments leading up to it. That’s where the diagnostic value lies.”— Spencer Cramer, CEO of ei³NEW YORK, NY, UNITED STATES, September 10, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — ei³ has announced the launch of MONITOR + High-Resolution Data, a new advanced capability that enables machine builders and manufacturers to observe machine behavior in the moments before faults, anomalies, and other critical events.
Conventional machine monitoring effectively tracks trends and pinpoints when a fault occurs. However, on high-speed industrial equipment, the signals that explain why a fault happened can unfold in milliseconds or seconds — falling between standard polling intervals.
MONITOR + High-Resolution Data bridges this gap through event-triggered capture at the machine edge. Teams define the conditions that matter — such as a torque threshold, a temperature rate-of-change, or a cycle deviation — and ei³ automatically records a high-resolution window of machine data surrounding the event, including the period before the trigger.
Instead of continuously transmitting and storing every signal at high frequency, detailed data is captured only when it provides the most value. This approach gives service, engineering, and operations teams richer diagnostic context while keeping data volumes under control.
“The question service teams keep encountering isn’t whether a fault occurred — they know it occurred,” said Spencer Cramer, CEO of ei³. “The question is what the machine was doing in the seconds before it happened. That’s where the diagnostic value is. High-Resolution Data provides teams that visibility without requiring them to continuously log everything at high frequency.”
Built for the moments standard monitoring can miss
High-Resolution Data operates at the edge on ei³ gateways, allowing trigger conditions to be evaluated directly at the machine without depending on a cloud round trip. Data can be captured before and after an event, then analyzed within MONITOR using tools such as multi-signal visualization, event history, and edge-based signal mappings.
This capability is tailored for machines and processes where rapid changes occur, including high-speed processing equipment, automated packaging and assembly lines, and thermal systems.
MONITOR + High-Resolution Data is currently available as an advanced capability for the ei³ MONITOR machine monitoring application.
Learn more about MONITOR + High-Resolution Data, or read Why Logging More Machine Data Isn’t Always the Answer for a deeper look at the reasoning behind event-triggered data capture.
About ei³
ei³ delivers secure industrial IoT solutions that help machine builders and manufacturers connect, monitor, service, and enhance their equipment. For more than 25 years, ei³ has provided industrial connectivity, remote service, machine monitoring, and cybersecurity technology for connected machines worldwide.
For further information, visit ei3.com.
Lauren Markofsky
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lmarkofsky@ei3.com
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