High-precision CNC milling centers and industrial machining tools frequently suffer from sudden spindle bearing degradation and thermal runaway. A single unplanned spindle seizure costs manufacturing facilities upwards of $40,000 per incident in damaged workpieces, emergency tooling, and shop-floor downtime. Traditional plant maintenance relies on manual spot checks every 4 to 8 hours or cloud-only IoT gateways that suffer from 2–5 second network latencies—far too slow to trigger an emergency feed-hold before catastrophic mechanical failure. Furthermore, retrofitting older factory machinery with proprietary PLC hardware (e.g., Siemens S7 racks) is prohibitively expensive and requires disruptive rewiring.