Industrial Dashboards & Visualization
See your production clearly – in real time and in history.
The industrial problem
Even where data exists, it often lives in isolated systems and spreadsheets. Production, maintenance, and management need a shared, live view of machines, lines, and quality – without waiting for end-of-week reports.
How it works
We build dashboards on top of structured production data: real-time machine states, cycle times, counts, OEE, energy, quality results, and alerts. We use Grafana and InfluxDB where they fit, and custom web interfaces where the use case needs more.
Dashboards are connected to the same data foundation as our monitoring and AI solutions – so an alert on a dashboard links to the underlying machine data and its history.
Typical data sources
- Machine states and cycle data
- Production counts and OEE inputs
- Energy consumption
- Quality and inspection results
- Alarms and events
Business value
- A shared, live view of production for all teams
- Faster reactions to stops, slowdowns, and quality drift
- History for investigations and improvement projects
- Reports generated automatically instead of by hand
Deployment architecture
- 1Structured data collected from machines and lines
- 2Time-series and SQL storage on-premise
- 3Dashboards served inside the factory network
- 4Role-based views for operators, maintenance, management
Integration
- Grafana and InfluxDB
- SQL databases
- Custom web dashboards and TV displays
- Alerting to email and messaging systems
Example use cases
- Production dashboards using InfluxDB and Grafana
- Line overview displays on the shop floor
- Energy and utilities monitoring
- Quality trend dashboards with drill-down to images
Interested in this solution?
Tell us about your machines and processes – we will propose a practical architecture and a pilot you can evaluate.
Discuss your project