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NeuraEngineDx: An IoT condition monitoring device for Small-Scale fishing vessel engines.
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Abstract
NeuraEngineDx is a multi-sensor device to monitor condition of small-scale fishing vessel engines and is intended for IoT-based condition maintenance applications. The system integrates temperature sensor, vibration, sound and an infrared sensor, with an RTC DS3231 module for precise time-stamping. Data are collected in real time, logged to a MicroSD card, and can be transmitted to a cloud server via internet connectivity for remote analysis and condition monitoring. The enclosure is 3D-printed using Nylon Carbon (PA6-CF) to withstand high temperatures and harsh field conditions, while the circuit board is manufactured using FR4 material to ensure electrical stability. Performance validation against reference instruments demonstrated high metrological integrity, particularly for temperature and rotational speed, with R
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