Fluke Corporation unveiled several new AI features in eMaint CMMS/EAM at Xcelerate 2026 in Austin, Texas, available now in beta to eMaint customers.
Fluke expects the release to enable maintenance teams to quickly access and analyze asset data, transform asset documentation into actionable tasks and procedures and generate work requests based on voice messages.
"With this new version of eMaint, we’re bringing the power of artificial intelligence directly to maintenance professionals who keep operations running,” Fluke Corporation General Manager Jay Hack said. “This beta release isn’t about experimentation. It’s about transforming the way maintenance work gets done by turning complex data and manuals into actionable insights, while helping teams make smarter, faster decisions.”
Designed to fit seamlessly into existing workflows, Fluke stated that the first-generation release helps technicians work more efficiently without requiring AI expertise.
The capabilities are available now in beta to select customers, with broader rollout planned after continued refinement.
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Instant answers from your own maintenance data
- Talk to data and instantly surface summarized insights across work orders, assets, parts and maintenance history all in one place
- Refine, filter or tailor AI-generated responses
- Access AI-powered answers drawn from documents and maintenance data directly in the eMaint mobile app
Smarter work execution
- SOP Builder auto-generates standard operating procedures and preventive maintenance tasks from manuals, document repositories and other technical documents.
- Once created, eMaint can prompt technicians to follow critical steps, improving consistency, safety and knowledge capture across teams
Documentation made actionable
- Transform complex OEM manuals into concise, on-demand guidance, enabling technicians to ask questions and receive multilingual answers
- Enables hands-free work order creation via voice
- Automatically translates recordings into structured work order requests
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