What Is HMI Stand For? : What Is HMI? : What Is HMI Types?

What Is HMI :

HMI And Scada Difference:

Scada HMI
It is software It is software & hardware
it work low temperature It works high & low temperature
Screen ration is large Screen ration is low
Designed for supervisory personnelDesigned for local operators
More complex and more expensiveless complex and less expensive
Local & remote control Lan control

Types of HMI:

1)Keypad HMI : This HMI operate only buttons 2)Touch Screen HMI : Touch screen HMI is operator friendly. 3)Keypad + HMI : This HMI is operated in button and touch screen. 4)Mobile HMI: It is software based interface in mobile application. 5)Web-Based HMI: This HMI accessible in web browser.

Where HMI Is Used:

  1. Industrial Automation Cell
  2. Industrial Automation (manufacturing, oil/gas, power)
  3. Healthcare (medical devices, patient monitoring)
  4. Aerospace (aircraft control systems, navigation)
  5. Automotive (vehicle control systems, diagnostics)
  6. Building Automation (HVAC, lighting, security)
  7. Energy Management (power grid control)
  8. Transportation (rail, maritime, aviation)

The HMI Benefits:

  • The HMI improved machine efficiency
  • The HMI increased human operator safety
  • The HMI allow operator better decision-making
  • The HMI is cost savings
  • The HMI provide real-time monitoring
  • The HMI have communication interface
  • The HMI increased Flexibility.

HMI Designs Considerations:

  • Design a HMI is user friendly for operator.
  • Use Graphical Layout.
  • Add pop up screen and side screen for attractive design .
  • Add machine safety related screen ex: Alarm Screen all interfaced device status monitor screen add communication monitor screen.
  • Add real time machine animation.

HMI Manufactures & Software’s :

Siemens Tia portal
Mitsubishi Electric GX Works
Rockwell AutomationFactoryTalk View
ABB System800xA
Schneider ElectricVijeo Citect
Inductive AutomationIgnition

Why is HMI Important?

  • The HMI monitor a real time data such as temperature, vibration and speed .
  • The operator modify the machine parameters such as process parameters , motor speed
  • The operator receive a real time alarm and alerts
  • The operator make a important decision using a graph and historical data

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