This main dashboard view combines a real-time map with bin locations and a set of dynamic widgets showing battery status, fill levels, and device connectivity. Key metrics such as total bins, low battery alarms, and offline units are summarized for instant system awareness. This visual structure allows operators to monitor geographical distribution, detect anomalies at a glance, and make fast, informed decisions.
New sensors can be added directly through this panel using a simple CSV import, with required metadata such as GPS coordinates, addresses, and serial numbers. The intuitive interface streamlines onboarding, allowing operators to register and configure devices quickly without leaving the dashboard. This automation ensures accurate geo-tagging and immediate visibility on the map, significantly improving deployment speed and routing efficiency.
Operators can define and adjust threshold values that trigger alarms — such as battery dropping below 30% or bin fill level exceeding 90%. These thresholds are fully configurable, allowing the system to adapt to evolving operational needs or seasonal waste patterns. This flexibility ensures timely maintenance, prevents overflow, and keeps devices functioning reliably, while the visual rule editor makes it easy to fine-tune alarm logic in just a few clicks.
Device metadata such as address, serial number, and coordinates can be updated manually. This flexibility helps in field corrections and GPS updates post-deployment. Correct metadata ensures better filtering and dashboard grouping.
Detailed sensor views include trend graphs for fill level and battery life. Historical visualization helps detect usage patterns and forecast maintenance. Dashboards convert raw telemetry into actionable insights.
Dashboard overview and sensor states
This main dashboard view combines a real-time map with bin locations and a set of dynamic widgets showing battery status, fill levels, and device connectivity. Key metrics such as total bins, low battery alarms, and offline units are summarized for instant system awareness. This visual structure allows operators to monitor geographical distribution, detect anomalies at a glance, and make fast, informed decisions.
Sensor registration panel
New sensors can be added directly through this panel using a simple CSV import, with required metadata such as GPS coordinates, addresses, and serial numbers. The intuitive interface streamlines onboarding, allowing operators to register and configure devices quickly without leaving the dashboard. This automation ensures accurate geo-tagging and immediate visibility on the map, significantly improving deployment speed and routing efficiency.
Alarm configuration panel
Operators can define and adjust threshold values that trigger alarms — such as battery dropping below 30% or bin fill level exceeding 90%. These thresholds are fully configurable, allowing the system to adapt to evolving operational needs or seasonal waste patterns. This flexibility ensures timely maintenance, prevents overflow, and keeps devices functioning reliably, while the visual rule editor makes it easy to fine-tune alarm logic in just a few clicks.
Sensor edit interface
Device metadata such as address, serial number, and coordinates can be updated manually. This flexibility helps in field corrections and GPS updates post-deployment. Correct metadata ensures better filtering and dashboard grouping.
Device insights view
Detailed sensor views include trend graphs for fill level and battery life. Historical visualization helps detect usage patterns and forecast maintenance. Dashboards convert raw telemetry into actionable insights.