Dashboard Request for Stream for Sensor and Schedule creation for Predictive Maintenance

[ChandanSutradhar]

I know there are certain development happening in Autodesk Tandem and it's really amazing platform for Digital Twin. It would be beneficial if we get to see the dashboard for Stream part , for all sensor.

It would be great if we get an option for creating the tickets for schedule or predictive maintenance.

[jessica_smith · Accepted solution]

Hi @ChandanSutradhar !

Thank you for this great feedback and for sharing your excitement about Tandem. 

Have you checked out our published roadmap online? I ask because, from that page, Tandem users can submit feedback directly to the product team. Click + Submit Idea to share all your comments, feedback, and ideas with us.

[ChandanSutradhar]

Thank you very much and I have submitted it in the provided location.

https://portal.productboard.com/wpkxn6nkrxrmfwzqszxx5hza/tabs/1-under-consideration

[jessica_smith]

Thank you, @ChandanSutradhar, for submitting that feedback. Just so you are aware, feedback and product development are prioritized based on customer feedback. This means that the more requests we get for features and ideas like yours, the more likely it is to be prioritized, but we make no guarantees.

Keep the ideas and feedback coming! No idea is too small 😊

[hammad_haroon]

Is there a way to support this idea for product development, or should I post an identical idea?

selling tandem as a digital twin solution for facility managers would be much easier if alerts/notifications (if a stream passes a pre-set baseline), ticket creation for maintenance, and reminders for scheduled maintenance were possible!

[jessica_smith]

Hi @hammad_haroon ,

Alerts and thresholds are functionality we are actively working on. If you haven't already, please watch our most recent webinar from this past December, where we talk about this. The conversation about Streams starts at about 22 minutes into the recording.

The product team would love to hear your feedback after watching this recording.

[ChandanSutradhar]

Thank you @jesica_Smith for your detailed insight and response. The following are important aspects for further steps of CMMS integration for any Owner or Client requirements.

Streams Dashboard
Analytic data record of any Stream-Periodically, for example, Electrical consumptions from a panel
Auto notification to concern for any warranty
Space Optimization Alert or any available space
Future Performances of Assets based on current data

There are many things everyday upgrading in Autodesk Tandem and we know that the above things will be coming in future updates. However, I am trying to provide my thoughts on changes and upgrades for better operations and maintenance of Assets.

Chandan

[hammad_haroon]

Very happy to see some of those features! 

[jessica_smith]

Hi @ChandanSutradhar 

Thanks for that additional insight. My thoughts are below.

For Streams Dashboard – I have taken a quick video (attached) showing some of the Streams info summarized in our current Dashboarding capabilities. Is this information helpful? Not helpful? If not, what information would you like in a Streams Dashboard?

Analytic data record of any Stream-Periodically, for example, Electrical consumptions from a panel – I’m not sure I follow this one. Would you mind elaborating more on what you mean by this? My first thought is the historical time-series data, which Tandem already has. How does our current capability differ from what you have described?

Auto notification to concern for any warranty – do you mean a warranty expiration warning? Something like “Your equipment warranty is expiring in 30 days”?

[ChandanSutradhar]

Thank you Jessica for your further information and detailed response.
Actually, in Stream Dashboard, we would like to How Live sensor data historical or current days data record in better manner as similar Asset Dashboard (data information shown )
Analytic data record of any Stream-Periodically, for example, Electrical consumptions from a panel of sensor values that are taken regularly from physical Assets to Live Tandem Model. I may explain further if you allow or want a meet me for a better understanding. Stream Dashboard for each Asset is very important. Let me know your though.

[jessica_smith]

@ChandanSutradhar Would being able to see the data in the inventory panel be helpful? As an example, the first column in the inventory panel could be the Connection name, the second would be the time stamp, and then the following columns would be the values for each stream? Annotated picture below for reference. (Note: this is not currently possible in Tandem today)

Today, the inventory panel can be exported to Excel or CSV. 

[ChandanSutradhar]

@jessica_smith , this might be helpful if all the stream parameters come in the schedule, and I also hope it would also reflected in Dashboard format as similar to the Asset we are getting.

Currently these features are not available as you mentioned, correct?

Thank You,

Chandan 

[jessica_smith]

Hi @ChandanSutradhar ,

Correct, what I have described in the photo of the inventory panel is not available.

[ChandanSutradhar]

Hi @jessica_smith 

Thank you very much for your quick update, let us wait for the updated version of Tandem to give more feedback on this context.

[jessica_smith]

Hi @ChandanSutradhar ,

Just to clarify, what I mocked up is not in development. I annotated the image as an example to better understand what you are looking for out of Tandem. I can log this feedback now as this is fantastic insight.

my apologies for any confusion.

[ChandanSutradhar]

Hi @jessica_smith , Thank you for your continuous response to this threat. Yes, you are correct, and you may propose this for future development.

Few more ideas, like

• Notification of warranty expiry of an asset
• Stream Dashboard 
• Stream Historical Data for Analytics
• Any Mobile application for the FM team for Predictive or preventive maintenance.

Keep me updated or link to any future development that happening in Tandem and I will contribute as much as I can and also learn from each one of you.

Thank You,

Chandan