Designed for practical, real-world applications rather than complex experiments, this innovation was specifically developed based on customer feedback about what slows them down in their daily work. The beta version's features highlight Fluke's focus on delivering AI that generates immediate value on the shop floor.
“With this new version of eMaint, we’re bringing the power of artificial intelligence directly to the maintenance professionals who keep operations running,” said Jay Hack, CEO of Fluke Corporation. “This beta release isn’t about experimentation. It’s about transforming how maintenance work is done, turning complex data and manuals into actionable insights, while helping teams make smarter, faster decisions. It marks a new era in maintenance management by redefining what efficiency and reliability mean across the industry.”.
The beta version introduces several high-impact AI capabilities designed to drive faster decision-making, safer execution, and greater workforce efficiency.
Instant answers from your own maintenance data:
Interact with your data and instantly get summary information on work orders, assets, parts, and maintenance history—all in one place. Refine, filter, or tailor AI-generated answers to focus on what matters most, and access AI-powered answers pulled from your maintenance documents and data directly in the eMaint mobile app, with voice input and hands-free support for field technicians.
SOP Builder automatically generates standard operating procedures and preventative maintenance tasks from manuals, document repositories, and other technical documents, which can reduce preventative maintenance task creation time by 50% or more. Once created, eMaint can guide technicians through the critical steps, improving consistency, safety, and knowledge capture across all teams.
eMaint's AI capabilities transform complex OEM manuals into concise, on-demand guidance. This allows technicians to ask direct questions and receive clear, multilingual answers, increasing speed and confidence at all skill levels. It also enables hands-free, voice-activated work order creation, automatically translating recordings into structured work order requests so issues are instantly recorded in the workflow.
The launch comes at a time when maintenance organizations are facing increasing pressure due to a shortage of skilled personnel and staff turnover. As experienced technicians retire, capturing and distributing knowledge has become an ever-greater challenge in asset-rich industries.
The beta version of eMaint is already transforming maintenance in logistics and manufacturing by offering faster access to documentation, clearer information from complex manuals, and mobile-ready support. Designed to integrate seamlessly into existing workflows, the first-generation version helps technicians work more efficiently without requiring specialized AI expertise. By simplifying access to information and promoting consistent task execution, the technology complements—not replaces—human expertise, allowing teams to focus on resolving higher-value issues. Features are currently available in beta to select customers, with a wider release planned following ongoing refinement.
