Cybélia IoT : your sensors, watched over
Completed
When a sensor goes quiet
21 Views •Dashboards
16 Views •Who it is for
15 Views •Signing in
14 Views •When something sticks: opening a ticket
14 Views •Readings and curves
14 Views •Why measure at all
14 Views •Users and their permissions
13 Views •Rules : when… then…
13 Views •A sensor's record
13 Views •Battery life
13 Views •Who is watching while you work
13 Views •What Cybelia installs at your premises
12 Views •The estate : the list of sensors
12 Views •The vocabulary, six words
12 Views •Settings, set once
12 Views •The mobile app and looking in from anywhere
12 Views •The home screen, and finding your way
12 Views •History and evidence
12 Views •Alarms and notifications
12 Views •Who it is for
Cybélia IoT asks for no technical skill. It asks you to know what is serious in your trade and what isn't. Here are the four people at Les Ateliers du Vent d'Ouest, and what each of them gets out of it.
| Who | What it gives them | What they open first |
|---|---|---|
| Camille management |
Sees the month's electricity use and the overall state of the estate. Decides whether more sensors are worth it. | The dashboard. |
| Marie administration |
Receives alarms by email, keeps track of who is told what, prints a record when a customer asks for one. | The alarms. |
| Jean workshop |
Checks the kiln humidity before taking a batch out. Gets the alert on his phone when the extraction stops. | The kiln's record. |
| Tom apprentice |
Looks, and learns to read a curve. Changes no settings, and that is exactly right. | Today's curves. |
You cannot break the tool by clicking. Reading a value, zooming into a curve, opening an alarm: none of that changes anything. The actions that do change a setting are reserved for people who have the right to them, and they can be undone.
And if nobody is looking?
That is the normal state of affairs, and it is deliberate. A measuring tool that has to be watched is no use at all. You open Cybélia IoT in two situations only: when you have received a message, or when you want to check one particular thing. The rest of the time it works without you.
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