To showcase our leading position in the industrial IoT and M2M arena, we’ve made publically available live data from a number of types of sensors located within our offices and other premises.
To answer the question we care about Live Data. We care about data in general because data is such an integral part of what we do for our clients. Each and every one of our customers relies on the data they receive from their sensors, machinery and equipment to make important business decisions both at the strategic and day to day operational level.
Whether we’re retrieving turbidity data from sensors deployed throughout a water supply network, vibration data from properties and structures near to construction sites or temperature and humidity data from sensors installed by water damage restoration technicians to alert them when their jobs are complete….. All of that data is processed, managed and stored via the CDLSmartHub. This allows everything from micromanagement based on a parameter monitored and alarmed at an individual location, up to organisational control using geographical dashboards to monitor from a few to hundreds of locations, up to CEO level business information integration.
The CDLSmartHub provides access to data via any PC, Laptop, tablet or smartphone, via any browser, from anywhere at any time.
Live Temperature and Humidity Data
This includes real time and on line temperature and humidity data from a trio of RDL//1000 sensors located in our premises allowing website visitors to play with selecting sensors, time periods and graph styles to view trends and relationships.
Key features include being able to:
Real world Shock and Vibration Data
This includes real world vibration events captured using the RDL//Vibe vibration monitoring system located on a site in the UK. Functionality currently available allows users to
Key features include being able to:
Live Power Data coming soon
Following on from this will be real time energy sub circuit monitoring demonstrated using our RDL//nano and the CDLSmartHub to show how we connect devices like commercial power meters to make the internet of things.
Finally site visitors will be able to play with our unique Shock and Vibration monitoring system data, seeing how “events” that exceed pre-set (via the CDLSmartHub) limits are reported and analysed.
