Leave Edit Mode
White Paper: Building an HMI that Works - Best Practices for Operator Interface Design

PostedFriday, August 1, 2014 at 4:31 PM

Updated01/28/2016

Human Machine Interfaces (HMIs) are requiring a new standard in today’s automation industry. This white paper takes a look at the industry's new best practices for building an effective HMI. You'll find out what's wrong with most HMIs and why, see some of the research behind those that work, and learn specific ways to make yours better. Whether you're starting an HMI from scratch or thinking about adding to or changing yours, the information in this paper will help you build an HMI that increases productivity, saves downtime, and avoids accidents.

Human Machine Interfaces (HMIs) are requiring a new standard in today’s automation industry. This white paper takes a look at the industry's new best practices for building an effective HMI. You'll find out what's wrong with most HMIs and why, see some of the research behind those that work, and learn specific ways to make yours better. Whether you're starting an HMI from scratch or thinking about adding to or changing yours, the information in this paper will help you build an HMI that increases productivity, saves downtime, and avoids accidents.

Read More
 2061_High_Performance_HMI_white_paper.pdf
Filed Under
Products
  • General Automation
    • PLCs, PACs
  • Information Management
    • HMI, OI Hardware
    • HMI, OI Software
    • Mobility
Posted by