It is a built-in function to automatically take the current dashboard’s time range and add it to the query.Īgain, our query is a bit convoluted because we are embedding feature name and control in our characteristic name. SELECTĬoncat(substring(memerknr from '(.*)\['), The metric name needs to be in a specific format: feature control. In our query, we need to provide time, value, and a metric name. Go to Query Editor and click on the Add Query button. You can see values changing in our balloons. Select “lsl” and provide control value – X. Before we can add a new column, we need to include it in our query. Let’s modify the “Point” template and add LCL and UCL values to our table view. If we provide feature type (feature type column) in our query, each feature balloon will be formatted according to its template. KensoBI comes with a predefined balloon template for basic feature types. Move pinned balloons by dragging the balloon’s header and place them around the model. You can also pin balloons by clicking on them. You can show all labels by going to the panel menu -> Balloons -> Open all. You can click on any feature to see its label. Our features are now displayed correctly in 3D space. Remember, at the very minimum, we need x,y,z characteristics to construct a feature and draw it in the 3D space. It will trigger a database call and features should show up on our model. Enter the query in query window and click away. We expect our result to be in a table format, not time series, so select TABLE format in the dropdown below the input box. Substring(memerknr from '(.*)\[') as feature, We will use substring functions available in Postgres to derive feature name and characteristic control. Our characteristic name will consist of a feature name and control in the following format: featureName i.e. You can either create it yourself or come up with some clever naming structure for your characteristics. SELECT feature, control, value FROM characteristicsĭefault Q-DAS schema does not come with a feature table to link characteristics. SELECT feature, x, y, z FROM featuresĬharacteristic per row - feature is constructed from characteristics in rows by grouping them by feature name. KensoBI can construct a feature from the dataset in two formats - feature per row and characteristic per row.įeature per row - where each characteristic has its own column. You can use the query builder to build your request or switch to the raw mode and start typing raw SQL query. Depending on your data source, this editor may look a little different. Query editor allows us to communicate with data sources and get data for visualizations. ![]() Click on the Queries tab if you not already there. Click on the panel’s header, then select edit. This is an excellent time to stop and save your work. If you use a touchscreen device, you can pinch-zoom and move it around with your fingers. Use the mouse’s left button to rotate, the right button to move it, and the scroll wheel to zoom in or out. Next, exit the editor, resize the panel, and adjust your model. Larger files will take longer to load, and on old devices, the browser may appear slow or unresponsive. You can load as many models as you need, but try to keep your models below 10 MBs for the best user experience. You can link the model stored in your own cloud storage or use a professional version and upload it directly to KensoBI. In the CAD section, press the Add button and then paste in the path to your STL or 3MF file. In KensoBI, click on the sign, then Choose Visualization, and then double-click on CAD panel. ![]() You can download SQL scripts for the schema from Q-DAS’ website. Database schema from Q-DAS - popular statistical software.We will use free and open-source PostgreSQL. In this guide, you will learn how to create a simple 3D dashboard to monitor the manufacturing inspection process. It usually represents critical performance indicators and relevant business data accompanied by a 3D model. A KensoBI 3D dashboard is a single page interactive report that tells the story of data through visualizations.
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