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Assets App

Assets​

Asset represents the physical equipment in the field or factory. The Assets App is used to view asset's details, it's sensors data, parts and various other details.

View and List Assets​

This page lists all available assets accessible to the user.

  • User can only view assets that he/she has access to.
  • Filtering (by model number or owner), sorting by column, searching (by say, serial numbers) are available on the right side of the grid.
  • Clicking anywhere in a row in the table will take you to that asset's detail page.
  • Asset's connection availability and status fields provide real-time status of the asset

Asset Detail Page​

The Asset Details page shows different details of an asset, it is broken down into several sections.

1. Asset Image​

  • This shows the asset name, make, model, last communication date, and the last reported latitude and longitude coordinates.
  • If the asset has had an image of it uploaded, the profile image will be shown in this panel.
  • Clicking the latitude and longitude will resolve it to a physical address. Clicking the resolved physical address will toggle it back to the latitude and longitude coordinates.
  • If there is an alert or the asset has a maintenance status of due or upcoming, an icon will be displayed by the asset's name.

2. Asset Info​

This tab shows you the latest data sent in from the telematics device for the asset.

  • You are able to see up to the last 30 days for each data point either in a chart or table format.
  • Clicking the checkbox by a data point will allow you to see the data point in the chart or table. You can set the date range for which you would like to see the data points.
  • When viewing the chart, the data will be displayed differently depending on the date range. If you have selected the date range to be within the last 72 hours, the raw data will be displayed. When you view between 72 hours and the 7 days, you will see the data aggregated by each hour. When viewing the data greater than the last 7 days and the last 30 days, the data will be aggregated by day. You can export the chart view by clicking the download icon, hover over 'Download' and select the format you wish to download the chart in. You can also annotate over the charts by hovering over the download icon and clicking on annotate. You can then draw over the charts, and download the chart with the annotation on it.
  • The Export to CSV button will export the data points that you have checked into a CSV file and it will contain data based on the date range that you have set.

3. Asset Details​

This tab lists the attributes of the asset.If the asset has images, you will be able to view them here. Clicking on an image will open a modal window to view the full size of the image.

On this tab you will also be able to upload new images for the asset, delete an existing image, or the change the default image of the asset.

4. Location​

This tab shows the location history of an asset by the latitude and longitude in a table, and by displaying it visually on a map.

  • Clicking on a timestamp in the table will display a pop-up hover over the location on the map.
  • Hovering over a location on the map will show information about that timestamp.
  • The locations can be filtered by a date range of last 24 hours, 7 days, 30 days, or a custom date range.
  • You can export the locations to a CSV file. The CSV file will contain the time stamp and the asset's latitude and longitude.
4.1 Pin Asset location​

The Pin Asset Location feature allows the user to manually set the location of an asset, which overrides any reported GPS positions from the asset.

  • Once the asset location has been pinned all reported GPS coordinates from the asset will be ignored.
  • Use the map in the Asset Details "Location" tab to set the location by selecting the Pin icon and clicking on the desired location on the map.
  • The search and zoom features in the map can be used to locate the desired location prior to setting the position.
  • You can export the locations to a CSV file. The CSV file will contain the time stamp and the asset's latitude and longitude.

*Note:When pinning an asset for the first time it may take up to 30 minutes for the change that causes the blocking of automatic updates to take effect.

5.Active Alerts and Faults​

This tab displays any active alerts and faults on the asset.

6. Parts (BOM and Spare Parts)​

This tab will display spare parts or BOM as-is built parts and its part # associated with this particular asset. Parts can be shown in hierarchy as needed.

7. Maintenance​

This tab will display the current maintenance plans that are due or upcoming for the asset, as well as the history of the maintenance done to the asset.

Add/Edit Asset's Digital Twin​

The Edit Asset Digital Twin page allows the user to edit various elements of asset the digital twin, it is broken down into various steps.

How to update parts and sensors of the digital twin?

Digital Twin View provides the hierarchy (digital twin graph) of your asset. It includes parts, partGroups, Sensors and SensorGroups. Parts can have more child parts. In order to edit a part, simply click on the edit icon on the part you wish to edit. This will only change its properties like dbid, description etc. If you have physically installed a new part/sensor or replaced an old part/sensor, we recommend that you delete the old part/sensor and then click the add icon to add a new part/sensor.

Unlike parts, Sensors cannot have child sensors. But you can create a new SensorGroup and include the same Sensor name.

1. Asset Image​

Asset's Image (stock photo or actual photo of the unit)

2. Asset's Static Properties​

Asset's static properties such as the specifications, certificate numbers, dimensions, etc - the key stats the defines the key configuration or parameters that identify the class of the asset. These are specified by simple key value pairs and can be grouped them into sections

3. Asset's Model Info​

Asset Digital Twin includes the properties of the model as well. The properties of the model are shared across the digital twins of the same model. Hence you only need to upload it once for each model.

4. Asset's Parts Data​

Asset Digital Twin includes the as-built, as-maintained and aftermarket kits parts of the Asset. Part can be various types such as kit, assembly, component, spare part, part, non-salable and so on. Part is uniquely identified by part number (part#) and part position (alphanumeric field) within the digital twin.

5. Asset's Sensors and SensorGroups​

Asset Digital Twin includes its IoT Sensors (DataPoints) and metadata. Industrility groups the sensors into sensorGroups. In this step, sensors and their metadata can be defined. Users can download the template and then upload the JSON template for this given asset. There are special types of sensorGroup called MainKPI which can include various visualizations as well on the Sensors tab. This visualizations can be bar chart, gauge meter, thermometer, and so on - all representing Key performance indicators.

6. Asset's 2D/3D Diagram​

Asset Digital Twin can include dimensional diagrams, P&ID diagrams, AEC diagrams, in 2D, 3D (over 40 different formats) or upload an annotated PDF. This step provides an option to upload a file and translate and transform the file so this file is optimized for web, mobile and tablets views.

7. Asset's Device OTA​

Asset Digital Twin can consist of ModBus and CanBus mappings and over-the-air updates firmware for the gateway. This option is only available to those who use Industrility's Edge OS and Service.

8. Asset's Contracts Details​

Asset Digital Twin can contain a contract (Maintenance or Warranty). Users can use this to specify the contract specifications associated with his asset.

9. Asset's Image​

Asset's stock images or photos can be uploaded in this step.

10. Asset's Subscribers​

Asset's email subscribers or followers can associated in this step. Subscribers will receive notifications of all the interactions associated with the asset.