Artesis brings a breakthrough to this approach, by using some extremely clever technology, to automate the analysis process. This technology, which was originally developed to allow NASA to monitor the performance of the shuttle main engine and which is covered by world wide patents, allows Artesis to spot any problems immediately and simply, identifying the nature of the problem and the likely cause, and giving clear guidance on the action that should be taken, whether this is to continue running safely, to plan maintenance, or to stop the equipment immediately.

 

Artesis envisages several ways for our customers to obtain and make use of our technology in their products:

 

Firstly, Artesis is interested in selling the technology under either exclusive or non-exclusive license to suitable buyers who will be able to obtain rights to produce and develop further products involving the Artesis MCM/MQM concepts. Additionally, such customers will be able to draw on Artesis’ wealth of knowledge  in the fields of algorithm development and application, software implementation and diagnostic experience, in order to implement their own products. Outright transfer of the relevant patent rights owned by the company to both
MQM and MCM is also negotiable under  this scheme.