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Overview

The INOWISE.IO dashboard provides real-time monitoring and management of distributed assets across multiple locations. It allows operators to track machine status, live sensor readings, and event alerts — from a global map view down to individual device telemetry.

Dashboard & Map Navigation​

The primary interface provides high-level oversight and spatial tracking of assets across global and local environments.

Zoomable Map View​

An interactive global map displays all machine locations, enabling real-time spatial awareness of distributed assets.

Building-Level Visualization [1]​

The system supports transitioning from a world map into a 3D-style interior layout to visualize assets within a specific building or room.

Location Quick Overview [2]​

A contextual sidebar for the selected location (e.g., Barcelona) provides an operational snapshot, including status and key metrics.

Machine Status Overview [3]​

Machines are categorized by operational state:

  • Processing (Green)
  • Maintenance (Yellow)
  • Idle (Blue)
  • Offline (Red)

Regional Statistics [4]​

A 6-month time-series line graph displays performance or sensor activity trends for the selected location.

Search & Filtering [5]​

Users can search for specific devices and switch between grid and list views for asset exploration.

Machine-Specific Telemetry & Monitoring​

Drilling down into a single asset provides detailed real-time and historical operational data.

Live Sensor Information​

Real-time readings from key sensors:

  • Temperature
  • Humidity
  • Air pollution levels
  • Gas concentration (CO₂)

Operational Progress​

Circular progress indicators show job completion status (e.g., 14%, 36%).

Event Logging (Messages Tab)​

Structured event table including:

  • Event ID
  • Severity (color-coded)
  • Timestamp (UTC)
  • Job ID
  • Description (e.g., "High temperature", "Job started")

Visual Statistics (History Tab)​

Historical line charts showing sensor behavior over time for trend analysis and anomaly detection.

System Hierarchy (Data Architecture)​

A structured five-tier hierarchy enables scalable asset management and telemetry aggregation.

Customer​

Top-level entity representing the organization or client.

Location​

Geographical hubs (e.g., Barcelona, Munich, Milan).

Asset Group​

Functional grouping of assets within a location (e.g., Building, Factory, Bridge).

Asset​

Physical entities being monitored (e.g., Printer, Desk, Pipe, Flow Meter).

Devices & Sensors​

Hardware and measurement layer attached to assets:

  • Devices: Physical data-collection units
  • Sensors: Individual measurement channels (Temperature, Humidity, CO₂, Power)

Each sensor generates time-series telemetry used for monitoring, analytics, and alerting.