Platform — PredictPowr™
Module 01 · Prediction layer

PredictPowr™ — what fails, and when.

Remaining life for a single asset. It forecasts when the asset crosses the line where you have to act, says what is driving it there, and returns nothing at all when the data cannot support a call.

The money

Knowing eighteen months out is what gets you into the procurement queue before the asset fails, instead of years after it.

What it does

Monitoring reacts to a fault. PredictPowr forecasts what happens next — and knows when not to.

The most valuable thing PredictPowr does is decline to guess. On stale or incomplete data it abstains rather than answering. In testing it rejected about 70% of degraded rows; error on the rows it accepted fell between roughly 1.5× and 10× on public NASA reference cells.

Where physics earns its place — predicting outside the range an asset has run before — PredictPowr encodes the governing equations rather than borrowing their shape. Where a simpler model wins on a given asset class, we use that instead, and we say so.

What a customer receives is a record, not a chart: a dated forecast with the model, method and data source attached, and a range with confidence rather than a single guess.

Abstains on stale dataRange, not a pointAudit-ready record

Forecast versus actual

Both the hit and the miss.

The same evaluation view shows the cells it called and the cell it did not. We publish both, because only the pair is informative.

STATE OF HEALTH vs CYCLE — ACTUAL vs FORECAST 80% state of health — end of life forecast anchored here actual forecast ensemble spread end-of-life line
A forecast tracking to the end-of-life line.Redrawn from the PredictPowr™ evaluation view on public NASA reference cells. Ranges are ensemble spread, not calibrated confidence intervals.
THE MISS — THE MODEL NEVER CALLED THE CROSSING 80% state of health — end of life actual crosses… …forecast never does actual forecast
A cell where the forecast never crossed.The actual state of health fell below the end-of-life line and the forecast did not follow. Published rather than dropped.
B0005 Pass B0006 Pass B0007 Partial / late B0018 Partial B0030 No crossing B0042 Partial / late risk
Every retained reference cell, scored.Per-cell checkpoint summary across the retained public reference cells — passes, partials, and the one with no crossing. Public NASA reference cells.

How it works

What goes in, what comes out.

1 · Decline to guess

On stale or incomplete inputs the model abstains rather than answering. Knowing when not to predict is the strongest, hardest-to-copy behaviour it has.

2 · Pick the technique

Physics-informed where physics earns its place; statistical where it does not. The comparison is run honestly, per asset class.

3 · Ship a dated record

Every forecast is issued as an auditable record — model, method, data source, and the level of evidence behind it.


Proof point

It knows when not to predict.

On public NASA reference cells the abstention gate rejected about 70% of degraded rows and cut error on the rows it accepted by roughly 1.5× to 10×, depending on how the data broke. The rejection rate is the value, not a caveat. We describe it as exactly that, and not as a headline accuracy number.

Public NASA reference cells · missing-data robustness study, June 2026. Single sample; gap positions randomly drawn.


Works with

One engine underneath.

Put PredictPowr™ on the assets you already run.

A read-only assessment proves the forecast on your own data before any hardware conversation. You see the record; you decide what it is worth.

Software-first · no raw data leaves your network · every number traces to a dated report