com/blog)
For the Internet of Things, or any control system, the dashboard or IoT dashboard
is the key HMI (Human-Machine Interface) component that organizes and presents
digital information from our physical world into a simply understood display on a
computer or mobile device. With the help of IoT Dashboards, users and operators
can (remotely) monitor and control speci c assets and processes, and depending
on safety requirements, access and control an environment from anywhere in the
world.
They’re used by both businesses and individuals. While the use of dashboard to
view company stats is not new for businesses, making the data readily available to
employees, management, and customers at the same time is. Businesses are now
adopting the IoT to incorporate cloud data-analytics to improve operating e ciency
(http://land.ubidots.com/smart-manufacturing-ebook) and worker safety
(https://www.ibm.com/blogs/internet-of-things/worker-safety-and-wearables/),
then relay this data to customers or vendors for increased product transparency.
Similarly, individuals are adopting the IoT to improve the e ciency of one’s own
mind and body thanks to tness trackers and home alarm systems. In both
scenarios, end-users have access to speci c IoT dashboards as HMIs that present
data relating to the status of a system or events (door open, smoke detected, 4
miles traversed); all the while not requiring programming skills to operate either
system.
They’re cloud-based and global. The Internet of Things (IoT) adoption is – in part –
thanks to the expansion of cloud computing and its pro cient data collection,
processing, and analysis capabilities. With the global accessibility of cloud data-
storage platforms like AWS, Azure, Blumix, and Google Cloud no longer do
businesses or private users need servers rooms to store data nor the on-hand IT
engineer to run it. With the global architecture of most cloud or IoT service
providers, IoT dashboards can be accessed simply with a URL and any standard
browser or mobile application – anywhere in the world.
Want to learn more about Industrial IoT? Download “A Practical Guide to Smart
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Manufacturing (http://land.ubidots.com/smart-manufacturing-ebook).”
GPS tracking has been a tried-and-true method for Logistics companies for more
computers, connecting vehicles to the Internet now goes far beyond the routine
asset tracking application. An asset’s location is important but when paired with
virtual data like weather, tra c conditions, or fuel prices, users can optimize routes
and plans based on real-time conditions – improving quality and reliability while
For example, the IoT dashboard
(https://ubidots.com/blog)
(https://industrial.ubidots.com/ubi/public/getdashboard/page/FvloWdM8j-
9BfS3kEMYlM-FUNP4) below tracks the International Space Station in real time
It’s been estimated that the true cost of a machine breakdown is between four and
opportunity lost.
frequency) and see exactly how a machine or system is performing. And, with the
assistance of cloud analytics and anomaly detection, better know if a machine or
possibly its operator is in danger. For example, with the IoT, if a tank’s pressure
exceeds a max threshold the smart valve might open automatically and release the
To give the operator a clear sign of danger or action needed, digital panic buttons
(https://ubidots.com/blog)
and alert systems have become commonplace in IoT dashboards to keep
employees informed and machines safely operating.
Applications can be embedded to websites just like you see below with this. Scroll
down to see more active widgets.
threshold or when energy prices are below a speci c price, activate the system.
By combining smart energy monitoring solutions with environment monitoring —
(https://ubidots.com/blog)
Ubidots’ cloud software users can self-develop IoT dashboards to deliver insights
from sensor data and improve operational e ciency, economize resources, and cut
costs.
Learn more about Ubidots IoT dashboards and the problem-solving capabilities of
(http://ubidots.com/platform)
projects-tutorials/create-a-real-time-map-without-writing-any-web-code)
guides/create-dashboards-and-widgets)
Share your dashboards with an embedded code
(http://help.ubidots.com/user-guides/share-your-dashboard-with-embedded-
code)
Customize user interface branding (http://help.ubidots.com/user-
(https://ubidots.com/blog)
guides/application-branding-how-to-customize-your-ubidots-user-interface)
(/blog/author/agustin/)
(https://ubidots.com/blog/wiznet/)
Ubidots and WIZnet partner for Simple Embedded IoT Solutions
(https://ubidots.com/blog)
(https://ubidots.com/blog/wiznet/)
(https://ubidots.com/blog/people-counting-with-opencv-python-and-ubidots/)
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