This document presents a proposed wireless machine care monitoring model based on wireless sensor networks. It aims to remotely monitor key machine parameters like current, temperature, vibrations, and lubricant levels to predict faults and prevent failures. Sensors measure these parameters and transmit data via a ZigBee wireless network to a monitoring server. This allows for real-time monitoring and protection against issues like overcurrent or high temperatures. The proposed system aims to offer safer and more cost-effective monitoring compared to traditional wired systems, which are more expensive to implement or impossible in some industrial environments. It analyzes sensor technologies like MEMS accelerometers to monitor vibrations and evaluates the performance of the wireless monitoring system through experimental testing.