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Real-time OEE war room for discrete manufacturing

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This dashboard demonstrates IoT DC3 in discrete manufacturing: a real-time OEE war room combining a machine status matrix, a six-big-loss waterfall and process flow topology to track throughput, yield and equipment pace. All data is collected and normalized by IoT DC3's multi-protocol drivers, with edge-to-cloud delivery and alarm linkage.

Dashboard highlights

  • Equipment status matrix: running, idle, fault and down states for the whole line on one screen.
  • OEE ring and six-big-loss waterfall: availability, performance and quality decomposed step by step.
  • Process flow topology: live routing from raw material to finished goods with key cycle times.
  • Output and work-order completion rankings across shifts and lines.
  • Tank levels, trends and an alarm/event log linked for root-cause tracing.

Business value

  • OEE moves from after-the-fact reporting to a real-time war room with losses pointing at improvement actions.
  • Alarm-to-status linkage cuts unplanned downtime.
  • Output and yield data is retained automatically for lean improvement and quality traceability.

How to build this on IoT DC3

Line PLCs, sensors and SCADA connect through Modbus, OPC-UA, MQTT and other pluggable drivers, then map onto the unified device-point model (value + quality + timestamp). The rule engine raises alarms on thresholds and durations, while time-series storage keeps history for trend analysis. See the documentation and the GitHub repository.

FAQ

Is the data real?

This page runs on mock data to demonstrate the visualization and metric definitions; once real devices are connected, the data pipeline is identical.

What if my protocol is not in the driver list?

Drivers are pluggable: beyond the 36 built-ins, IoT DC3 supports custom TCP/UDP driver development — see the driver-development guide in the docs.

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