11. Outlook

Predictive maintenance is evolving rapidly, driven by major technological advances that are transforming its applications and accessibility. Its future is based on several key trends aimed at improving equipment reliability, reducing costs and optimizing industrial performance. Figure 15 shows the outlook for predictive maintenance up to 2039 (source: Data Bridge).

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