Sandi Grobelnik, dipl. inž., dr. Robert Horvat, univ. dipl. inž., oba Uniforest, d. o. o., Prebold

Ventil 31 (2025) 6 / Review articles / Technical article – 1.04

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5545/Ventil-31-2025-6.15

Abstract:
Users of modern machines and equipment, both at home and at work, expect the ability to monitormachine operating parameters on mobile devices. This allows for easy insight into the machine’s status, monitoring of working capacity, fast diagnostics and remote service, warning of potential problems and preventive maintenance. The goal of the project is to provide users of forestry machines with a very simple insight into the machine’s operation. All important parameters and data that end users, owners (companies and dealers) and machine developers want to monitor are recorded there. Our goal is to enable wireless connection of forestry machines with smart devices, which allows users to easily access data on machine operation. This will provide users with a more accurate insight into the machine’s status, while also facilitating the diagnosis of potential errors. This will make it easier for both the  manufacturer as well as service technicians and users to prevent unwanted machine outages.

Keywords:
Uniforest Connect, machine servicing, smart working, service intervals, working capacity

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