THE GRAPHIC USER INTERFACE

Built to manage multiple events at the same time.

Each event is divided into Halls and each Hall is made up of Stands, and each Stand includes its own cells or other end nodes.

Cells can be in the same building, in adjacent buildings or even in different geographical locations.

A general Dashboard that summarizes the geographical locations of the cells clustered into groups and finally individual nodes. It provides an overview of all installations and events. At a glance you can see the status of all cells and check if there are anomalies and where they are located.

A general Dashboard that summarizes the geographical locations of the cells clustered into groups and finally individual nodes.
It provides an overview of all installations and events.
At a glance you can see the status of all cells and check if there are anomalies and where they are located.
A general Dashboard that summarizes the geographical locations of the cells clustered into groups and finally individual nodes. It provides an overview of all installations and events. At a glance you can see the status of all cells and check if there are anomalies and where they are located.

A general Dashboard that summarizes the geographical locations of the cells clustered into groups and finally individual nodes.
It provides an overview of all installations and events.
At a glance you can see the status of all cells and check if there are anomalies and where they are located.
A general Dashboard that summarizes the geographical locations of the cells clustered into groups and finally individual nodes. It provides an overview of all installations and events. At a glance you can see the status of all cells and check if there are anomalies and where they are located.

A general Dashboard that summarizes the geographical locations of the cells clustered into groups and finally individual nodes.
It provides an overview of all installations and events.
At a glance you can see the status of all cells and check if there are anomalies and where they are located.
Special drag and drop feature to manually position cells on a pavilion map. Any anomaly is immediately highlighted, allowing timely actions in the portion of the stand where the problem is occurring.

Special drag and drop feature to manually position cells on a pavilion map.
Any anomaly is immediately highlighted, allowing timely actions in the portion of the stand where the problem is occurring.
Special drag and drop feature to manually position cells on a pavilion map. Any anomaly is immediately highlighted, allowing timely actions in the portion of the stand where the problem is occurring.

Special drag and drop feature to manually position cells on a pavilion map.
Any anomaly is immediately highlighted, allowing timely actions in the portion of the stand where the problem is occurring.
Each cell can be configured manually or via a smartphone app by framing the unique QR code lasered in the cell’s body.

Each cell can be configured manually or via a smartphone app by framing the unique QR code lasered in the cell’s body.
Each cell can be configured manually or via a smartphone app by framing the unique QR code lasered in the cell’s body.

Each cell can be configured manually or via a smartphone app by framing the unique QR code lasered in the cell’s body.
The “Triggers” dashboard allows the user to create, preview, activate and deactivate load threshold limits. By default, a list of triggers will be loaded based on the user's group. For example, the default underload and overload thresholds for each hanging of a pavilion will be loaded, avoiding manual typing of these values for each cell.

The “Triggers” dashboard allows the user to create, preview, activate and deactivate load threshold limits.
By default, a list of triggers will be loaded based on the user's group.
For example, the default underload and overload thresholds for each hanging of a pavilion will be loaded, avoiding manual typing of these values for each cell.
The “Devices” dashboard provides an overview of all the cells in the area. By clicking on “Details” the information related to a single cell is visualized. By clicking ... a “Call-me” pop-up allows to transmit a signal that reaches the cell and makes it flash to enable a quick identification.

The “Devices” dashboard provides an overview of all the cells in the area. By clicking on “Details” the information related to a single cell is visualized. By clicking ... a “Call-me” pop-up allows to transmit a signal that reaches the cell and makes it flash to enable a quick identification.
The “History” dashboard shows a log of all changes made to each cell: change of thresholds, group changes, names of users who made the change, etc. Filtering options allow to recreate the history of the activity by cell, group or user.

The “History” dashboard shows a log of all changes made to each cell: change of thresholds, group changes, names of users who made the change, etc. Filtering options allow to recreate the history of the activity by cell, group or user.
The “Device Info” dashboard provides all the information on a single cell and its current or most recent use. Furthermore, it is possible to add PDF documents (such as certifications) or images at will. A comprehensive history of this specific product will be formed for future users.

The “Device Info” dashboard provides all the information on a single cell and its current or most recent use. Furthermore, it is possible to add PDF documents (such as certifications) or images at will. A comprehensive history of this specific product will be formed for future users.
By clicking “more info” in the “Device Info” dashboard it is possible to access load and battery consumption graphs for the periods in which in which the cell was used. By selecting the dates, the whole history of the dynamic loads and battery consumption can be accessed.

By clicking “more info” in the “Device Info” dashboard it is possible to access load and battery consumption graphs for the periods in which in which the cell was used. By selecting the dates, the whole history of the dynamic loads and battery consumption can be accessed.
Multiple data access permissions can be created. Each administrator can create other users and manage their permissions, allowing to view and edit only certain groups or only certain load cells.

Multiple data access permissions can be created. Each administrator can create other users and manage their permissions, allowing to view and edit only certain groups or only certain load cells.
Multiple data access permissions can be created. Each administrator can create other users and manage their permissions, allowing to view and edit only certain groups or only certain load cells.

Multiple data access permissions can be created. Each administrator can create other users and manage their permissions, allowing to view and edit only certain groups or only certain load cells.

All the information is also available on the Urbana Toolkit app.

An App that allows you to manage all your cells, with all the functions and information also available via browser.
The app is responsive on both smartphones and tablets

In the IoT line, the QR Code is unique for each cell. By framing the code from the app, all the information of the cell can be accessed.
The cell specifications can be entered from the app and automatically transferred to the cloud portal without having to transcribe them.

Geolocalization to keep distant events under control
Geolocalization to keep distant events under control
Cell info, showing the current status with the possibility of manually positioning the cells on an image of the location
Cell info, showing the current status with the possibility of manually positioning the cells on an image of the location
Graphs with progressive trends of loads and battery consumption
Graphs with progressive trends of loads and battery consumption
Graphs with progressive trends of loads and battery consumption
Graphs with progressive trends of loads and battery consumption
Graphs with progressive trends of loads and battery consumption
Graphs with progressive trends of loads and battery consumption

Flexa Sensors IoT Line: The Load On The Cloud

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