Avoiding Failures While Investing Efficiently
Asset management within critical infrastructure has long relied on established methodologies for monitoring and maintenance. While current tools, including digital twins, provide valuable real-time and near-term insights, there is an opportunity to extend forecasting horizons significantly.

KartaSoft has been at the forefront of this shift
Consider the strategic advantage of identifying potential critical failures 3-6 months before leading indicators typically emerge. This capability represents a fundamental advance in asset stewardship. Globally, operators are evaluating the long-term efficiency and cost structures of large-scale IoT networks, leading to increased interest in targeted, predictive insight solutions that can be deployed efficiently, leveraging existing data resources.
KartaSoft leverages University of Florida know-how, to be at the forefront of this shift, pioneering approaches that deliver substantial value without demanding wholesale changes to current data infrastructure or teams.
Enhancing Asset Performance Through Advanced Foresight
KartaSoft PII, built upon patent-protected know-how from the University of Florida (UF), they lead the world in predictive insights. This enables us to offer a turnkey solution designed to address unique operational challenges. We empower asset managers with the foresight to:
Extend Planning Horizon:
Accurately forecast potential failures 3-6 months ahead of leading indicators.
Optimize Resource Utilisation:
Utilize subsets of existing data, address complex challenges efficiently.
Strengthen Governance:
Access proof points for optimized work order, a quantifiable reduction in network failures.
Navigate Industry Shifts:
Gain predictive clarity to maintain operational control, enhance critical assets' value.
The trajectory of asset management in oil and gas is towards greater predictive capabilities.
KartaSoft is advancing this journey.
Explore how KartaSoft can integrate with existing strategies to further enhance operational integrity and financial performance.
Empower decision-making with advanced predictive insights.
Frequently Asked Questions
How has this methodology been adapted for different sectors? Tell us the story.
The methodology was developed and used to discover the first black hole collision, an event 1.6 billion light years away. In the vast scale of the galaxy, such collisions are considered rare phenomena. At the time, the very existence of black hole collisions was theoretical and unconfirmed. The breakthrough discovery proved that, even with minimal and complex data, it was possible to identify rare and elusive events. We adopted this groundbreaking know-how and adapted to solve real-world challenges here on Earth. The patent was written following our work with Sydney Water.
Today, our advanced methodology is used to predict rare failure events in critical infrastructure, including pipelines, power grids, and transport systems. These failures, though infrequent, can cause massive disruptions, economic losses, and threaten lives. By leveraging this technique, we identify subtle signals amidst vast, noisy data, preventing failures before they occur. The commercial approach was conjoined by Minderoo and the NSW Government in Australia and has seen global adoption across various industries, proving its value and scalability.
How KaraSoft support data science teams to solve challenges?
We continue to solve new challenges and support a rethink for IoT and advanced data analytics. One powerful example is predictive maintenance, where our methodology monitors equipment health, anticipate failures, and schedule maintenance proactively. This improves operational efficiency within critical infrastructure to track and predict demand, optimize, and reduce waste.
Our know-how has a 10-year pedigree and is already overcoming long-standing bottlenecks to help organizations achieve a competitive edge.
Is your organization thinking ahead?
As organizations invest in new technologies, they are discovering the challenges of data, and predicting rare events and failures in complex systems. This is where we come in.