IoT-BASED DIGITAL FACTORY DASHBOARD

The IoT-Based Digital Factory Dashboard is a proposed industrial monitoring solution that integrates IoT sensors, an IoT gateway, wireless communication, cloud-based data management, and a web-based dashboard. The system is designed to monitor machine status, production count, temperature, vibration, energy consumption, and machine downtime through a centralized platform. The web-based interface provides an accessible method for viewing manufacturing information and analyzing operational performance. Continuous collection of industrial data can support early identification of abnormal machine conditions, improved production visibility, energy monitoring, and maintenance planning. The modular architecture also allows additional machines and sensors to be integrated as manufacturing requirements change. The proposed system offers a foundation for digital manufacturing and Industry 4.0 applications, particularly in facilities that require centralized and scalable industrial monitoring. However, improvements in productivity, energy efficiency, and downtime reduction must be verified through experimental measurements and comparison with baseline manufacturing data. Future enhancements may include predictive maintenance using machine learning, integration with industrial automation systems, mobile notifications, advanced energy analytics, and improved cloud security. Further testing will be required to evaluate sensor accuracy, data transmission reliability, response time, and overall system performance.

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