Sensor+Test 2019
Sensor, software and cloud
Kistler is showcasing the complete measurement chain from sensor to cloud with a significantly expanded product portfolio. With the help of the cloud-enabled KiStudio Lab software and its new KiXact function, measurement uncertainties can be calculated automatically. Users can also analyse and visualize their data with the jBEAM software.
Kistler offers a comprehensive sensor portfolio for force, pressure, acceleration and torque in combination with hardware and software for complete data acquisition and analysis. The KiDAQ data acquisition system records all common measured variables in one system and works with KiStudio Lab. KiXact enables the automatic calculation of measurement uncertainties.
The function automatically takes into account factors that could influence measurements and distort results. This makes measurement results much more meaningful. At the same time, the user can make specific changes to the measurement setup in order to achieve more accurate measurements. KiXact can be used in conjunction with selected measurement components from Kistler and is constantly being expanded.
At Kistler, not only the measurement data but also the complete KiStudio Lab application is available in the cloud, regardless of location. The proven data analysis software jBEAM completes the measurement chain. This analysis tool is used to process measurement data in a targeted manner after it has been recorded. With jBEAM, results can be clearly displayed graphically, calculated and combined with videos. The complete measurement chain from Kistler - including the new products from sensor to cloud - will be presented live in a sample setup.
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