Miros Cloud is a service offering which is currently available alongside several of our core sensors. These include the Wave & Current Radar, as well as our non-directional wave monitoring and water level radars, RangeFinder and WaveFinder.
Miros Cloud provides reliable, real-time data to all stakeholders, on- or offshore, and on any device.
How Does It Work?
Miros Cloud simplifies data collection and remote access to collected data. It also enables various other services such as:
Real-time dashboards
Data streaming and download capabilities
Option to integrate other types of data such as weather forecasts, tide charts, AIS, etc.
Miros Cloud Introduces the Following Benefits:
- Accurate, reliable data accessible from anywhere via the internet
- Cloud-integration allows for enhanced scalability and user access on- or off-shore
- Ocean state data can be hosted centrally, in the cloud
- Data streaming & download capabilities
- Low maintenance costs. Cost-effective, remote upgrades and online diagnostics
- Low upfront costs due to the as-a-service pricing
- Quick setup and deployment, the cloud offering is truly plug and play
Frequently Asked Questions
By making dry measurements of sea state available through the cloud as a service we aim to give customers access to real-time data while having a choice of whether or not to invest in the necessary equipment for data collection and transfer.
Discover Relevant Content:
Miros Cloud: Talking Security with Senior Software Developer Martin Markman
The advent of our “as a service” offering makes Miros Cloud an ever more central part of what makes us tick. As a result, we felt it was important to answer some key questions about the security of this feature.
Miros Cloud: Frequently Asked Questions
Miros Cloud delivers secure, reliable, real-time data from Miros sensors to all relevant stakeholders, on- or offshore, and on any device. We posed some frequently asked questions about this offering to our team.
What is Miros Sea-State-as-a-Service?
Miros offers secure, reliable, sea state data as a service. We explain what this means for customers, and how it differs from more traditional business models.