ZURICH, Switzerland, Sep 30, 2026 – ABB’s latest version of Remote Condition Monitoring (RCM) software combines continuous emission monitoring system (CEMS) health reports with fleet monitoring and AI diagnostic guidance in seven languages. The release integrates RCM with My Measurement Assistant+ and Genix Copilot AI.
RCM monitors analyzer health and generates scheduled, and on-demand reports. My Measurement Assistant+ (MMA+) gives operators a single dashboard for fleet status, device information, health reports and historical data. Genix Industrial DataOps supplies contextual data for analysis. Genix Copilot AI interprets analyzer-health data and reports to help operators investigate potential causes and determine appropriate next steps. ABB experts provide remote support when further assistance is needed.
The RCM software serves power generation, waste-to-energy, cement, metals, oil and gas, and chemical industries. These industries require analyzer availability and records to support emissions monitoring and regulatory reporting.
“Keeping emission monitoring systems running reliably is critical, but identifying the cause of an issue can still require specialist knowledge and time,” said David Lincoln, digital lead at ABB’s measurement & analytics division. “With the latest version of RCM, we’re combining continuous monitoring with AI-powered guidance to help operators spot issues earlier, understand what is happening and take action faster. This supports a shift from reactive troubleshooting toward prescriptive maintenance and a more proactive approach to analyzer health and compliance.”
RCM automatically creates an evidence log of device health status. Reports can be securely stored on premises or within MMA+, retaining analyzer performance and event histories for audits.
For ABB’s ACF5000 CEMS, RCM connects measurement and condition monitoring with AI diagnostics and ABB’s global service support. The operators benefit from automatic recording and saves health reports and service history. ABB also identifies its recently launched ACF5000 LCS (Low CEMS specialist) as a certified low-range CEMS designed to meet European IED 2.0 requirements.
Source: ABB
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ABB is a global technology company specializing in electrification and automation, with headquarters in Zürich, Switzerland, and Västerås, Sweden. Formed in 1988 through the merger of ASEA and Brown, Boveri & Cie, ABB operates in more than 100 countries and serves sectors such as utilities, transportation, infrastructure, and manufacturing. Its portfolio includes robotics, industrial automation systems, electrification products, and motion solutions. The company draws on engineering and digitalization expertise to help industries improve performance and operate efficiently. ABB has a history of more than 140 years and employs about 110,000 people worldwide.
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ABB Automation is a business area of ABB Ltd. that provides industrial automation products and services. It develops and supplies control systems, programmable logic controllers, measurement devices and analytics tools. The unit supports process, hybrid and maritime industries across energy, water, materials production and transport. It serves customers in oil and gas, chemicals, metals, mining, food and beverage, water and life sciences. ABB Automation also works with marine, ports and power generation operators. The business delivers software, hardware and engineering services, including maintenance, repair, consulting, training and cybersecurity support. Its systems link field equipment with plant and enterprise operations. ABB Automation employs about 26,000 people worldwide. The company is headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland.
