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Abstract As industrial environments become increasingly digitized, the need to contextualize operational data within physical space has grown critical. Exor Spatial Manager is a software solution designed to integrate real-time data from machines, sensors, and control systems with spatial layouts. This paper provides an overview of its architecture, core functionality, applications, and benefits. 1. Introduction Traditional HMI/SCADA systems display data in alphanumeric or trend-based formats, often detached from the physical location of assets. Exor Spatial Manager addresses this limitation by allowing users to map real-time data points directly onto 2D or 3D spatial representations of a facility, production line, or vehicle fleet.
Abstract As industrial environments become increasingly digitized, the need to contextualize operational data within physical space has grown critical. Exor Spatial Manager is a software solution designed to integrate real-time data from machines, sensors, and control systems with spatial layouts. This paper provides an overview of its architecture, core functionality, applications, and benefits. 1. Introduction Traditional HMI/SCADA systems display data in alphanumeric or trend-based formats, often detached from the physical location of assets. Exor Spatial Manager addresses this limitation by allowing users to map real-time data points directly onto 2D or 3D spatial representations of a facility, production line, or vehicle fleet.
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