House monitoring system using a ubiquitous environment control system.
This is a house monitoring system utilizing a ubiquitous environment control system. It organizes numerical information used in agricultural production, such as measurement values, state variables, operation instruction information, set values, and target values, between various control devices using a USE platform, and performs environment control and monitoring via CCM (Common Communication Module) communication.
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basic information
The house monitoring system is a network-compatible system that has the capability to acquire and publish measurement data from measuring instruments at arbitrary points (48 points) via serial communication. It is compatible with the Ubiquitous Environment Control System (UECS). Through the internet, real-time reference of detailed data (monitoring data) for each building, inquiry of set values, and modification of set values can be performed from a computer using a browser. Ubiquitous Environment Control: The Ubiquitous Environment Control System (UECS) is a system developed to advance facility horticulture in our country, which implements environmental control through the exchange of standardized communication documents described in XML (Extensive Markup Language). (From the Basic Communication Regulations of the Ubiquitous Environment Control System Research Group)
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Delivery Time
※The delivery date varies depending on the scale of the system.
Applications/Examples of results
【Usage/Performance】 ○ House monitoring ○ Facility horticulture monitoring, etc. ● For other functions and details, please contact us.
Company information
NSK is engaged in the development of CTI systems for call centers, as well as the manufacturing, sales, and contract development of various business systems related to FA control systems and environmental monitoring systems. In particular, regarding CTI systems, we possess years of accumulated know-how and provide a consistent range of services from consulting to the development, operation, and maintenance of proprietary systems.
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