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
Miros Cloud gives customers easy and secure access to the data anywhere (also off-site) through a web browser (to see data in real-time and to download historical data). It also enables Miros to better support the customer with product updates and maintenance.
The portfolio of remote, Cloud-integrated sensors is truly plug and play – only power and an Internet connection are required. Miros will handle any necessary configurations such as data accessibility via a specified web address/URL and setting up the devices in Microsoft Azure.
The data is accessible from anywhere and from any device via the Internet.
Users onshore or offshore with the appropriate login information can access the data. Active Directory is the default method for authentication.
Yes, at an additional cost.
Miros Cloud simplifies data collection and remote access to data and enables various other services. For instance:
- Real-time dashboards
- Data streaming and download capabilities
- The option of integrating other types of data like weather forecasts, maps with ship positions and directions, etc.
Yes, the enclosure is identical but now the optional Motion Reference Unit (MRU) is integrated inside the enclosure. All the processing takes place inside the sensor, removing the need for an external computer. All you need to install the product is power and Internet connectivity. You can then access the data from the Cloud from any Internet-connected device. The sensors have a web UI for configuration.
Yes, the data is delivered in real time and displayed on a selection of UIs.
The sensors are connected directly to Microsoft Azure for seamless data upload and access to data as well as easy upgrades.
This allows the user to be visually notified when measured values go beyond configured levels.
You need Ethernet to connect to the Cloud, the web-based GUI and to upgrade remotely.
Yes, this is possible via an external junction box.
Yes.
Yes.
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.
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