Better: machine health in full context
Vibration and temperature sit on the same IoT-LogIQ asset as pressure, flow, energy, BMS and SCADA data, so a diagnosis shows the process conditions behind it.
Augury alternativeTHE AUGURY ALTERNATIVE
THE AUGURY ALTERNATIVE
BETTER COVERAGE. FASTER ROLLOUT. LOWER COST.
Senzary RotaryIQ delivers continuous machine health on open LoRaWAN vibration and temperature sensors you can buy at published prices. Diagnostics, alarms and work orders run in IoT-LogIQ next to every other sensor on site, with no proprietary hardware lock-in.
- Sensors
- Open LoRaWAN, multi-vendor
- Pricing
- Published in the shop
- Install
- Battery, no wiring
- Platform
- One asset record
Better · Quicker · Cheaper
WHY TEAMS CHOOSE SENZARY
Quicker: wireless sensors, site-wide gateways
Battery-powered LoRaWAN sensors mount on the asset with no cabling, and a single gateway covers a whole site. You can add machines without a new project.
Cheaper: open hardware at published prices
Choose vibration sensors from Asystom, Advantech and Daviteq, including ATEX-rated models, and see the price before you talk to sales. You own the hardware and are not tied to one vendor's sensors.
Beyond monitoring: alarms, work orders and robots
Faults open work orders in SAP PM, Maximo or your CMMS. On sites with Boston Dynamics Spot, an alert can dispatch Spot to confirm the fault first.
Side by side
SENZARY VS AUGURY
| Approach | Senzary | Augury |
|---|---|---|
| Sensor hardware | Open LoRaWAN sensors from multiple manufacturers | Vendor's own sensor ecosystem |
| Pricing visibility | Hardware prices published online | Quote-based subscription |
| Other site data | LoRaWAN, BMS, SCADA, worker safety and fleet in one platform | Focused on machine health |
| Existing sensors | Kept and onboarded to the same asset record | Typically replaced with vendor sensors |
| Work orders | IoT-LogIQ work orders to SAP PM, Maximo and other CMMS | Through integrations |
Comparison based on publicly available information about Augury's offering. Contact Senzary for a cost comparison against your current quote.
Use casesRotaryIQ Oil & Gas Manufacturing Water
WHERE ROTARYIQ PAYS BACK
Pumps, motors & fans
Continuous condition monitoring on the balance-of-plant equipment behind most unplanned downtime.
Compressors & gearboxes
Vibration monitoring combined with ATEX-rated process sensors for hazardous-area assets.
Production-critical lines
Health of line drives, conveyors and HVAC tied to OEE and energy data in one dashboard.
Lift stations & blowers
Machine health for wastewater pumps alongside level, flow and inflow & infiltration analytics.
How Senzary delivers it
FROM QUOTE TO LIVE DATA
- 1
Assess
Senzary identifies the critical assets where continuous monitoring pays back first.
- 2
Deploy
Wireless sensors and a gateway are installed and mapped to IoT-LogIQ assets.
- 3
Diagnose
Baselines, trends and AI fault detection run on every monitored machine.
- 4
Act
Alarms route to operators, AI agents and your CMMS with full process context.
FAQ
AUGURY ALTERNATIVE QUESTIONS
Is Senzary an alternative to Augury?
Yes. Senzary RotaryIQ provides continuous machine health monitoring for rotating equipment on open LoRaWAN sensors, with diagnostics, alarms and work orders in IoT-LogIQ. Senzary is not affiliated with Augury.
Why is Senzary less expensive?
RotaryIQ runs on open, multi-vendor LoRaWAN hardware with published prices, and one gateway covers a whole site. You are not paying for a proprietary sensor ecosystem.
How quickly can we deploy?
Sensors are battery-powered and mount without wiring, and a single gateway covers a site, so rollout is limited by access to the machines rather than by cabling or IT work.
Can we keep the vibration sensors we already have?
Yes. IoT-LogIQ is vendor-neutral. Existing sensors can be onboarded so every source lands on the same asset record.
See what RotaryIQ costs for your machines
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