Unified Interface for Faster Results
The Measurement Explorer integrates all your measurement data—both live and historical—into a single, browser-like interface. Each data source is clearly organized in a familiar hierarchical structure, enabling immediate visualization and interaction. Live logging sessions are distinctly indicated, ensuring that current tests and historical datasets remain clearly differentiated.
Instant Search and Advanced Metadata
Locating specific measurement channels is now fast and efficient. Advanced search capabilities let you pinpoint data instantly by simply typing keywords or metadata entries. You can tag measurement datasets with customizable metadata, including keys, values, and effective date ranges. This structured approach significantly boosts traceability and simplifies future data retrieval.
Seamless Data Export and Import
Export measurement data effortlessly into common file formats, such as CSV and MDF, making collaboration across different analytical platforms straightforward. Additionally, GI.bench’s Measurement Explorer facilitates easy re-importation of measurement data, streamlining data exchange and enhancing overall project flexibility.
Optimized Workflow and Workspace Efficiency
GI.bench’s enhanced Measurement Explorer makes it easy to stay organized. Data appears instantly in tab-based pop-ups on the left side, so you can view it without losing focus. Drag-and-drop channels into your dashboards or tools for a smooth, efficient workflow.
See the Measurement Explorer in Action
Watch our feature video demonstrating the Measurement Explorer and see firsthand how it transforms data management and accelerates decision-making in complex testing scenarios.
The Measurement Explorer in GI.bench revolutionizes how engineers interact with measurement data. By consolidating and simplifying data management, you can maintain complete situational awareness, streamline your workflow, and make rapid, informed decisions.
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