Easily gauge your sensor values with this new widget
Accurate, real-time sensory data is crucial to running an efficient, cost-effective agribusiness.
It informs decision making around everything from irrigation, lighting and IPM strategy, to hiring new team members and setting their agendas, and can help improve crop quality, cut energy costs, and help streamline knowledge sharing across departments and locations.
How data is expressed and visualised can impact the ways in which it’s most useful. That’s why we make dashboards in ZENSIE modular, customisable and widget-based.
Single value widgets give a good overview of the big picture, showing values at specific time periods. Charts show continuity and change across time periods (they’re interactive so you can change time periods, compare with other sensors, view notification or target parameters, and add comments).
Image widgets make sensor measurements more tangible, with the ability to view data corresponding to a location on a photograph, map or chart. Heatmaps take this a step further, showing changing value distributions.
Now, meet gauges. An easy way to see your metrics relative to maximums and minimums.
Choose your sensor, choose your metric, select a time period, set your max and mins, and get monitoring.
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