Russia Launches Mobile Inspection System for Industrial Monitoring

A new mobile-first monitoring tool developed in Siberia is helping Russian companies track equipment, reduce downtime, and streamline inspections.

A tech company based in Novokuznetsk, Russia, has launched a digital industrial monitoring system called 'Mobile Inspections.' Designed for smartphones and tablets, the tool helps users track the condition of vehicles, machinery, and facilities in real time. The system is already in use by more than 5,000 users.

The platform offers defect logging, maintenance scheduling, and repair ticket creation. Early results suggest it can significantly cut operational costs and reduce downtime across large fleets and industrial sites. It also centralizes inspection data and task tracking while generating visual analytics reports and usage guides.

The service is adaptable for a wide range of sectors, including production sites, customer-facing zones, and equipment-heavy environments. The developers are now tailoring the system for use in energy and agriculture—two industries where mobile inspections could automate and accelerate key workflows.