Samsara Inc.

Samsara Networks Inc.

James Robert Saunders

Jennifer T Nguyen

John Charles Bicket

James Duffield

Erick Anthony Dean

Noah Paul Gonzales

Youny Jing Kuang

Audrey Yun Li

Famien Aaron Koko

Anubhav Jain

Katherine Lee Heddleston

Kevin Omwega

Hannah Dubin

Amanda Wang

Steven Vellon

Nguyen Trong Dinh

Peter Lee Atkin

Paul Ugolini

Evan Meagher

Ethan Wen-Yen Chiou

Oscar Ulissez Garcia

Arthur Pohsiang Huang

David Brablec

A management server system may obtain sensor data generated by a plurality of sensors from a plurality of gateway devices. The sensor data may be associated with a plurality of physical assets. The management server system may generate a user interface for display by a user computing device based on the sensor data. The user interface may include visualizations of the plurality of physical assets and filters. The management server system can obtain a selection of a filter from the user computing device. Based on the selection of the filter, the management server system may filter the sensor data to identify a portion of sensor data. The management server system can filter the plurality of physical assets to identify a portion of the physical assets associated with the portion of sensor data. The management server system may generate a user interface including visualizations of the portion of physical assets.

Refining issue detection across a fleet of physical assets

A unified asset monitoring portal may be provided by a computing system that is configured to receive asset data from each of a plurality of assets. The asset data may include vehicle data associated with a first plurality of vehicles, trailer data associated with a second plurality of trailers, and/or industrial data associated with a third plurality of industrial equipment. Each of the vehicle data, trailer data, and industrial data may include at least some unique sensor data types.

Unified platform for asset monitoring

A system receives operations data and determines operations indicator(s) from the operations data. An operator on a manufacturing line reports a downtime event via a human machine interface device. The system receives downtime event and uptime information. The system calculates an operations indicator, such as an overall equipment effectiveness indicator, from the downtime event and uptime information. A user interface of the system includes the operations indicator(s) and visualizations. Some visualizations include a timeline indicating downtime events and other operations events. Additional downtime and uptime information is received by the system in substantially real-time. The system dynamically calculates updated operations indicator(s) from the additional downtime and uptime information.

Systems and methods for dynamic manufacturing line monitoring

A system for providing remote control of assets is disclosed herein. The system provides secure communications with one or more assets and receive operational data from the one or more assets. The system provides a graphical interface that includes one or more icons, one or more indicators, and one or more user input interfaces. The system receives a user input via the one or more user input interfaces and transmit the user input to an asset associated with the one or more user input interfaces. The system detects changes to an operational characteristics of the asset and display the changes.

Remote asset monitoring and control

Controller devices may be configured to execute a network discovery service to identify other devices on a network, including other controller devices, user computing devices, and/or human machine interface devices. The controller devices may communicate with the devices on the network. An individual controller device may, upon connection to a human machine interface device, provide to the human machine interface device via a web server, a graphical user interface from which a user may configure the controller device or connect to another controller device on the network.

Automated network discovery for industrial controller systems

A system for providing remote monitoring of assets is disclosed. The system provides secure communication with one or more assets and receive operational data from the one or more assets. The system generates a graphical user interface that be used for selection of inputs from the one or more assets and specification of conditions to be applied to inputs for generation of alerts. The system can receive a selection of one or more asset outputs and two or more conditions. The conditions are applied to the selection of one or more assets to generate alerts when at least one of the conditions is satisfied.

Remote asset notification

Controller devices may be configured to automatically connect to a remote management server (e.g., a 'cloud'-based management server), and may offload received data and analyses to the remote management server via wired or wireless communications. The controller devices may further communicate with the management server, user computing devices, and/or human machine interface devices, e.g., to provide remote access to the controller device, provide real-time information from the controller device, receive configurations/updates, provide interactive graphical user interfaces, and/or the like.

Industrial controller system and interactive graphical user interfaces related thereto

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James Robert Saunders