技术
- 应用基础设施与中间件 - 数据可视化
适用行业
- 电子产品
客户
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关于客户
OEM 供应商和传感器制造商。
挑战
OEM 传感器制造商和供应商不使用标签,而是使用传感器。可以很容易地包含不同的传感器接口以进行整体管理。 OEM 传感器制造商想要一个单一的用户界面,能够以有益且高效的方式与不同的传感器和制造商进行交互。
解决方案
AEMS(Adroit 环境监测系统)是一个框架,它将 SCADA、警报管理和报告以及数据仓库智能集成到一个统一的应用程序中,旨在通过单个用户界面轻松配置。 AEMS 为系统用户提供了一个通用的“外观和感觉”,旨在让 OEM 供应商和传感器制造商实现他们自己的在框架内工作的“插件”。
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