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September 15, 2023Terms & Conditions
October 16, 2023High-Performance HMIs
Making programming fast to deploy for everyday additions to your SCADA/HMI.
ROI on Your Investment
Within the SCADA domain, HMI templates, connectivity, screen headers/footers, general navigation, fonts and font sizes are all standardized. So no matter where you are within the enterprise, a single-speed motor is controlled the same way, by the same code, and looks the same to the operator.
Why Standardize Your SCADA/HMI?
- Building from a starting point is easier and more efficient when designing a UI
- Simple themes allow for situational awareness to be optimized
- Makes the environment pop when attention is needed on that element
Detailed down to the pixel
- Get your HMI standard style guide detailed down to the pixel
- Take the integration graphics and show them the door
- Use your standards to enforce strict graphic development practices
Enhance the environment with a tablet
- UI includes simple ways to input settings intuitively
- Allows users to understand the graphics quickly and reduce SCADA/HMI training
- Minimalism
Working together to increase your digital knowledge
From the device stage through high-performance development

Device

Programming

Content

Software

Development

JOHN BENITZ
GrayMatter CTO
ISA HMI 101 Standard Committee Member
“With the development of the ISA 101 standard, HMI users can now identify areas of concern intuitively and experience a standardized look and feel. The next step in this evolution is integrating analytical data and AI-based solutions to help the operator. I’m excited to be involved in the next transition for the future.”
Upgrading to the latest High-Performance HMI standards empowers plant floor operators to perform their best work. We've found that HP HMI lowers the learning curve for new employees and encourages experienced operators and managers to find solutions to persistent problems. That translates into cost savings and production efficiencies that everyone can contribute to because of the new perspective HP HMI provides.”

ALAN HINCHMAN
GrayMatter CRO
3 Key Design Principles

Brainstorm
- User Interface (UI) developers often build ideation from other designs
- Browse archives of other projects and system
- Wireframes can kickstart your project vision

Architect
- Design the interweaving of the UI
- Use mind maps and other designing methods to find relationships
- Build the system hierarchy
- Leverage dashboards to consolidate KPI data
- Wireframing
- Build the toolkits using all the tools available

Propose
- Integrate the ideation wireframes
- Build trust between users and UI
- Listen to end-user's feedback

