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AI based Predictive Maintenance for Vehicle [Engine Fault Detection]
Intermediate
INDUSBOARD
Project Specific
3 – 6 Hours
Partial Kit

AI based Predictive Maintenance for Vehicle [Engine Fault Detection]

This project uses Google Teachable Machine to train an AI model to detect engine faults through sound analysis, communicating alerts to an IndusBoard Coin microcontroller.

Originally published on ElectronicsForU
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How It Works

Why Build This

Gain practical experience implementing machine learning models for real-world industrial and automotive predictive maintenance applications.
Learn how to integrate browser-based AI classifiers (TensorFlow.js) with physical microcontrollers (IndusBoard Coin) to bridge software analytics with hardware alerts.
Understand acoustic feature extraction and sound-based anomaly detection techniques used in modern automated diagnostic systems.

Real-World Application

Early detection of automotive engine problems, preventing unexpected breakdowns and reducing maintenance costs through continuous sound-based monitoring.

Skills You'll Learn

Audio signal processing
Machine learning classification
TensorFlow.js deployment
Microcontroller serial communication
Web-to-hardware interfacing
Predictive maintenance implementation

Safety Precautions

No specific precautions noted for this build — always follow general electronics safety practices.

Technology Tags

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
MACHINE LEARNING
GOOGLE TEACHABLE MACHINE
TENSORFLOW.JS
AUDIO RECOGNITION
PREDICTIVE MAINTENANCE
IOT
WI-FI
ARDUINO IDE
HTML

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, any standard microphone that can input audio into your laptop for simulation and browser processing will work.
No prior experience is strictly required, as Teachable Machine provides a user-friendly web interface to record audio samples and train the classification model without writing complex code from scratch.
The laptop runs the TensorFlow.js model in an HTML browser interface and sends alert signals to the IndusBoard Coin development board, typically via serial communication over a USB connection.

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