This high-level map displays all monitored fields and their average moisture levels in real time. It includes interactive polygons that represent specific fields, labeled with crop types and live sensor values. This allows operators to instantly assess field health. Visualizing field data geographically accelerates decision-making and localizes issues within seconds.
This interface allows users to add new fields, define crop types, and set individual soil moisture thresholds. These values are used to trigger automated irrigation actions or alarms. Custom moisture thresholds per field help tailor irrigation plans to specific crop needs, increasing efficiency.
Users can edit field parameters, update crop labels, and reconfigure map boundaries using a visual map editor. This ensures that geospatial information is always accurate and actionable. Accurate geolocation enhances field-specific analytics and irrigation zoning precision.
Displays real-time soil moisture readings from all sensors, average moisture levels, water consumption, alarms, and detailed irrigation task logs. Combining sensor data and water logs offers a complete view for effective irrigation planning and validation.
Quickly integrate a new sensor by assigning a name and label, seamlessly extending system coverage as your infrastructure grows. Easy sensor addition supports scalability and fast deployment across multiple zones.
Users can define irrigation conditions such as start time, repetition, water volume, and stop rules (e.g., water volume or duration). The system then triggers irrigation commands automatically. Automating irrigation based on real thresholds reduces human error and conserves water.
This view aggregates all critical and warning-level alarms related to soil moisture and device health, helping users quickly react to anomalies. Centralized alarm management ensures prompt responses to avoid crop stress or system failures.
Similar to the first field dashboard, this view provides detailed monitoring for another crop zone (corn), showcasing ThingsBoard’s multi-field, multi-crop support. Supporting multiple field dashboards promotes centralized yet granular monitoring for large-scale operations.
Field overview dashboard state
This high-level map displays all monitored fields and their average moisture levels in real time. It includes interactive polygons that represent specific fields, labeled with crop types and live sensor values. This allows operators to instantly assess field health. Visualizing field data geographically accelerates decision-making and localizes issues within seconds.
Add field
This interface allows users to add new fields, define crop types, and set individual soil moisture thresholds. These values are used to trigger automated irrigation actions or alarms. Custom moisture thresholds per field help tailor irrigation plans to specific crop needs, increasing efficiency.
Edit field
Users can edit field parameters, update crop labels, and reconfigure map boundaries using a visual map editor. This ensures that geospatial information is always accurate and actionable. Accurate geolocation enhances field-specific analytics and irrigation zoning precision.
SI Field 1 dashboard with sensor data and irrigation logs
Displays real-time soil moisture readings from all sensors, average moisture levels, water consumption, alarms, and detailed irrigation task logs. Combining sensor data and water logs offers a complete view for effective irrigation planning and validation.
Add new sensor
Quickly integrate a new sensor by assigning a name and label, seamlessly extending system coverage as your infrastructure grows. Easy sensor addition supports scalability and fast deployment across multiple zones.
Create irrigation schedule
Users can define irrigation conditions such as start time, repetition, water volume, and stop rules (e.g., water volume or duration). The system then triggers irrigation commands automatically. Automating irrigation based on real thresholds reduces human error and conserves water.
Alarm monitoring panel
This view aggregates all critical and warning-level alarms related to soil moisture and device health, helping users quickly react to anomalies. Centralized alarm management ensures prompt responses to avoid crop stress or system failures.
SI Field 2 dashboard state
Similar to the first field dashboard, this view provides detailed monitoring for another crop zone (corn), showcasing ThingsBoard’s multi-field, multi-crop support. Supporting multiple field dashboards promotes centralized yet granular monitoring for large-scale operations.