Tool Condition Monitoring

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Tool Condition Monitoring refers to a method for continuously monitoring and assessing the condition of tools (e.g. cutters, drills) in a production or logistics environment. The goal is to detect wear, minimize downtime, and optimize maintenance intervals.

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