Groundup.ai, a Singapore industrial AI startup that builds machine-maintenance software, launched GINA V2 on 22 October at Industrial Transformation Asia-Pacific in Singapore.

The company said the software analyses sound, vibration, and thermal data to diagnose machine faults and recommend corrective actions.

New features include machine health scores, cross-site equipment views, feedback-based model tuning, single sign-on, public application programming interface support, and webhooks.

CEO Leon Lim said the aim was to move beyond anomaly alerts to diagnosis.

The launch followed a PUB tender win worth about S$4 million (US$3.13 million) for Singapore’s water infrastructure.

Groundup.ai said GINA V2 is being deployed in manufacturing, maritime, defense, and infrastructure.

Groundup.ai operates in the predictive-maintenance market, which also includes enterprise software vendors.

Separately, Singapore’s Cyber Security Agency has updated cybersecurity certification schemes to cover cloud, AI, and operational technology.

🔗 Source: Groundup.ai