Panopticon
Comprehensive Data Visualization and Streaming Analytics
Panopticon is a product of Altair
Panopticon is a product of Altair
In time-sensitive industries like manufacturing, finance, healthcare, and energy, delayed decisions are costly. Relying on end-of-day reports risks missed opportunities and slow responses to critical threats.
Panopticon empowers business users, analysts, and engineers to build, modify, and deploy real-time data visualization and stream processing applications with a simple drag-and-drop interface.
Connect to any data source, from big data to message queues, and design custom dashboards for immediate, informed decision-making.
Deep data insights & comprehensive operational views. Secure dashboard & report sharing.
Point-and-click application & dashboard creation. Rapid response to business changes.
Automated chart generation & ML-driven models. Complex dataset visualization.
High-velocity stream processing & historical comparisons. Nanosecond timestamp precision & data replay.
Customizable alerts via multiple channels. Alerts based on streaming & historical data.
Seamless integration into business applications. Single sign-on (SSO), embed link generation & cross-origin resource sharing (CORS) support.
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CASE STUDY
A fascinating article on the origin, history, and evolution of roller coasters from their earliest prototypes in Russia in the 16th century on the banks of the Neva River of St. Petersburg, and then dives into detail on how numerical simulation of roller coasters works to ensure their success both as entertainment and from a safety perspective for users and operators.
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The text discusses the importance of digital simulation models in modern factory design and reconfiguration, particularly in response to shorter product lifecycles and increased customization demands. Traditional design methods often lead to inefficiencies and high costs, making digital simulation essential for creating flexible and adaptable production systems. The article highlights a case study involving a furniture assembly factory, where a manufacturer needed to efficiently handle a variety of custom kitchen cabinet orders. The system integrator was tasked with designing a robotic assembly line that could maintain production efficiency despite the high variety of products.
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ECM Technologies has significantly streamlined the design, installation, and commissioning of its large-scale heat treatment systems for the automotive industry by using digital twin technology and Rockwell Automation’s Emulate3D software. Faced with tight timelines and software compatibility challenges during a major project in Mexico, ECM used virtual models to simulate and test their systems in parallel with production. This approach reduced commissioning time by 50%.
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Material models used in structural finite element analysis (FEA) are often one of the key aspects that engineers need to describe very accurately.
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This paper presents the RENAULT F1 Team’s AM process for an aerodynamic insert in titanium Ti6Al4V. Production was optimized by identifying the best orientation for the parts and the best positioning for the support structures in the melting chamber, in addition to using the ANSYS Additive Print module, a simulation software useful for predicting the distortion of a part and for developing a new, 3D, compensated model that guarantees the best “as-built” quality.
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