Iconics, Inc.

Vojtech Kresl

Russell L Agrusa

Ivo Zeleny

Christopher N Elsbree

Pavel Lederbuch

Marco Tagliaferri

Lukas Volf

Petr Balda

Miroslav Kocanek

Jaroslav Bauml

Systems and methods for creating real-time, on-the-fly visualization interfaces for automated systems are described. A graphical user interface allows a user to associate real-time data from one or more automated systems with a graphical interface control. The graphical interface control allows the user to interact with the automated system in real-time to make adjustments to its current state or to visualize real-time streaming data.

Self-service visualization of automation systems

An application having a graphical user interface is provided for constructing a visualization of an automation system that includes a plurality of objects. The application forms a visualization control that is, in essence, a building block of the visualization of the automation system. The visualization control is associated with an object that includes a reference to a visualization template and properties associated with the object. The object is retrieved from an object storage and, similarly, the visualization template is retrieved form a template storage. The application generates a visualization of the object by mapping its properties to the template. The generated visualization is then assigned to the visualization control.

Asset-driven dynamically composed visualization system

Systems and methods for speech-based monitoring and/or control of automation devices are described. A speech-based method for monitoring and/or control of automation devices may include steps of determining a type of automation device to which first speech relates based, at least in part, on a location associated with the first speech; selecting a topic-specific speech recognition model adapted to recognize speech related to the determined type of automation device; using the topic-specific speech recognition model to recognize second speech provided at the location, wherein recognizing the second speech comprises identifying a query or command relating to the type of automation device and represented by the second speech; and issuing the query or command represented by the second speech to an automation device of the determined type.

Systems and methods for speech-based monitoring and/or control of automation devices

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