EPERNESTO PRIMERA
ERNESTO PRIMERA / INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

From industrial data
to applicable knowledge.

Research, innovation and knowledge transfer in rotating machinery, reliability, diagnostics and prognostics.

Applied research

Anticipate degradation.
Explain behavior.

Research starts with real machinery problems: recognizing deviations, understanding their mechanisms and estimating how they evolve.

His approach combines condition monitoring, domain knowledge, statistics, machine learning and deep learning. The quality of an alert depends on its connection to operating context and its usefulness to the specialist who must act.

Anomaly detectionDiagnosticsPrognosticsWireless sensingPredictive analyticsRAMS
Browse publications
Technical presentation by Ernesto Primera at a reliability conference
Research and knowledge transfer

Connections between industry
and academia.

Advanced Failure Prognosis

Grupo AFP · UNED

Research and knowledge-transfer connection in industrial reliability, data analytics and RAMS studies. Ernesto’s participation is listed on UNED’s official innovation website. Research into prognostics and analytics and artificial intelligence applications.

Center for Research in Wind (CReW)

University of Delaware

Final degree project on mixed reliability calculations for rotating machinery applied to a wind turbine. Used CReW turbine data to investigate and compare different reliability calculation models.

AI/ML-driven anomaly detection

University of Tennessee

Doctoral research completed in 2026, focused on distinguishing normal and anomalous rotating machinery behavior, evaluating models and turning analytical results into useful operational decisions.

Machinery reliability collaboration

SIANI · ULPGC

Instituto Universitario de Sistemas Inteligentes y Aplicaciones Numéricas en Ingeniería. The SIANI name appears in the supplied logo and the 2024 Machines article affiliation.

Offshore wind · FP7

LEANWIND

Collaboration as a rotating machinery specialist in offshore wind research. The European project develops technologies and tools to reduce costs across the wind farm lifecycle and supply chain.