Displays — Your Data on a Screen, On Site

OGLAS displays put your readings on a screen right where you need them — a compact touchscreen, a 7-inch tablet, or a low-power e-ink panel. No phone, no laptop, no login. Live sensor grids, themes, and an at-a-glance summary that sips battery.

A hub collects your data and Local lets you dig into it — but sometimes you just want to glance at a screen on the wall and see how things are going. That’s what an OGLAS display is: your live readings, on a screen, right where you work — no phone to unlock, no laptop to open, no login.

Displays read straight from your hub, so they keep working whether or not the site has internet. Pick the one that suits the spot — a compact touchscreen by the door, a 7-inch panel in the office, or an e-ink summary on the bench that runs for weeks on a charge.

Tap any screen for a closer look:

Compact touchscreen — key readings at a glance, by the door or the bench Compact touchscreen — key readings at a glance, by the door or the bench 7-inch panel — the full live sensor grid, every metric on the site 7-inch panel — the full live sensor grid, every metric on the site Themes and brightness — Default Dark, Ocean, Forest, Sunset; tune it to the room Themes and brightness — Default Dark, Ocean, Forest, Sunset; tune it to the room E-ink summary — clock plus your key numbers, running for months on a charge E-ink summary — clock plus your key numbers, running for months on a charge

The options

  • Compact touchscreen — a small panel showing the handful of readings you check every day, with a couple of pages you can swipe between. Mounts anywhere there’s power.
  • 7-inch panel — more room: the full sensor grid live, plus settings like brightness and a choice of colour themes so it reads well in a bright shed or a dim office.
  • E-ink summary — clock, battery, yield, temperature — the at-a-glance numbers on a screen that draws almost nothing and stays readable in direct sun. It runs for months on a charge — ideal where you want a number, not a dashboard.

How it fits

Displays sit alongside the rest of the pipeline — Sensors → Hubs → Displays / Local → Cloud. They show what the hub already has, so they’re an add-on to any site, not a separate system. A hub can drive a display and still log to Local and copy to Cloud at the same time.

Want a display laid out for your site — the readings that matter, where you want them? That’s a custom build. Tell us what you’d want on the screen.