International Business Machines Corporation

Kaoru Stabnow

David Monczynski

Alexandru Z Nagy

Jason Yue

Ronald A Case

Juan F Garzon

Jimmy Y Wong

Ingrid Lawrendra

An apparatus for attachable sensory assembly includes a plurality of gear tracks, a sensory device, a first structure, and a second structure. The sensory device is suspended by the first structure and the second structure, where the sensory device is moveable along a length of the first structure and a length of the second structure. A first end and a second end of the first structure are each disposed on a first portion of the plurality of gear tracks, where the first portion of the plurality of gear tracks guide the first end and the second end of the first structure. A first end and a second end of the second structure are each disposed on a second portion the plurality of gear tracks, where the second portion of the plurality of gear tracks guide the first end and the second end of the second structure.

Machine status detection

In an approach to three dimensional component visualization, one or more computer processors receive a request associated with one or more reference tags received from one or more requesting devices. The one or more computer processors identify component data associated with one or more requested reference tags. The one or more computer processors analyze the one or more three dimensional renderings of one or more components using component data. The one or more computer processors determine whether to augment the one or more three dimensional renderings. The one or more computer processors create an augmented three dimensional rendering using component data. The one or more computer processors send one or more three dimensional renderings of one or more components using component data to the one or more requesting devices.

Three dimensional visualization of system components and data

A test case is executed on a product using a hardware machine, the product being configured in manufacturing according to a configuration, the test case being related to an estimation function. A set of data points resulting from the executing is collected. Using the estimation function, an estimated time needed for the executing is computed. Using the set of data points, an actual time used for the executing is computed. A determination is made whether a difference between the estimated time and the actual time is within a tolerance. Responsive to the difference not being within the tolerance, the estimation function is adjusted using the set of data points and at least one other set of data points, the other set of data points being generated by executing the test case on a second product configured according to a second configuration at a previous time.

Self-adjusting test time estimation

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