1. Technology overview
Samotics is a Dutch industrial technology company founded in 2015 and based in the Netherlands, with around 100 specialists in engineering, reliability, data and operations. It addresses a gap in condition monitoring: rotating equipment that vibration sensors cannot reach or cannot be safely fitted to, such as submerged pumps, motors inside hazardous zones and assets buried in process lines.
The SAM4 platform reads current and voltage at the motor control cabinet and converts these electrical signals into asset intelligence using Electrical Signature Analysis, so no sensor has to be mounted on the machine itself. It detects electrical, mechanical and process faults on three-phase motor-driven assets and issues validated maintenance recommendations with severity levels and supporting evidence. The company reports 7,000+ assets monitored in live industrial environments for 80+ customers in water, chemicals, oil and gas, metals, airports and manufacturing, including ABB, DuPont, Yorkshire Water and Schiphol Airport.
2. Highlighted features & specifications
1. Sensorless installation: monitoring hardware sits in the motor control cabinet, so assets do not need machine-mounted sensors.
2. Electrical Signature Analysis: current and voltage signals are analysed to find electrical, mechanical and process faults.
3. Validated alerts: recommendations are delivered with severity level and supporting evidence rather than raw alarms.
4. Measured accuracy: the company reports 95.5% recall on confirmed fault events and a 2.1% post-review false-alert rate across 2,087 reviewed events in 12 months.
5. Proven scale: 7,000+ assets monitored for 80+ customers with deployments on five continents.
6. Hard-to-reach assets: covers submerged pumps, hazardous-area motors, conveyors, fans and compressors.
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