HMI's
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What is HMI's?
HMI stands for Human-Machine Interface. It is a user interface or dashboard that connects a person to a machine, system, or device. HMIs are used to visually represent data and allow users to interact with and control industrial processes, machines, and automation systems. They are commonly found in manufacturing plants, power plants, and other industrial settings, providing real-time monitoring and control capabilities.
What other technologies are related to HMI's?
HMI's Competitor Technologies
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HMI's Complementary Technologies
Trend systems
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Trend systems often visualize data collected from various sources, making them a complementary technology to HMIs that provide real-time visualization and control.
PLC's
PLCs are a primary data source and control component for HMIs. HMIs visualize and interact with the PLC's data and control functions.
VFD’s
VFDs control motor speed, and HMIs provide a user interface to monitor and adjust VFD parameters. The two technologies work in tandem.
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Which job functions commonly mention HMI's?
Electrician
0.1% of all Electrician jobs mention HMI's
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Automation Engineer
0.1% of all Automation Engineer jobs mention HMI's
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Electrical Engineer
113 Electrical Engineer jobs mention HMI's
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Facilities
300 Facilities jobs mention HMI's
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Engineer
653 Engineer jobs mention HMI's
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