SolarWorld 使用 FusionCharts 让客户为节省能源成本和减少碳排放感到自豪
公司规模
1,000+
地区
- Africa
- America
- Asia
- Europe
国家
- Germany
- Korea
- United States
产品
- SolarWorld Suntrol
- Suntrol Portal
- FusionCharts
技术栈
- Firmware
- iTunes app
实施规模
- Enterprise-wide Deployment
影响指标
- Cost Savings
- Environmental Impact Reduction
技术
- 功能应用 - 远程监控系统
适用行业
- 可再生能源
适用功能
- 产品研发
用例
- 能源管理系统
服务
- 软件设计与工程服务
关于客户
SolarWorld 是一家太阳能设备制造商。该公司的业务遍布四大洲，包括北美、欧洲、非洲和亚洲。SolarWorld 总部位于德国波恩，在德国、美国和韩国设有制造工厂。他们生产用于屋顶、车棚和露天场地的太阳能模块和基于太阳能技术的发电系统。2010 年 7 月，SolarWorld 推出了 Suntrol，这是一种数字系统，可通过板载固件自动记录其太阳能模块的性能。
挑战
太阳能设备制造商 SolarWorld 于 2010 年推出了 Suntrol 系统。该数字系统使用板载固件自动记录其太阳能模块的性能。Suntrol 系统的一个组件是 Suntrol 门户，它允许 SolarWorld 系统的所有者分析其太阳能模块的输出。该门户可通过 iPad、iPhone 和 iPod Touch 上的 iTunes 应用程序访问。Suntrol 门户允许用户分析不同时间跨度（从几小时到几个月甚至几年）的功率输出。因此，图表对他们来说是绝对必要的。在获得 FusionCharts 之前，SolarWorld 曾使用过一种开源图表解决方案，该解决方案以位图形式呈现图表。然而，该公司很快就因非交互式位图图表而陷入困境。
解决方案
SolarWorld 决定获得一个交互式图表解决方案，以便于深入分析等。他们选择了 FusionCharts，这是一个帮助为 Web 和桌面应用程序创建动画和交互式 Flash 图表的工具。FusionCharts 能够通过将单调的数据转换为令人兴奋的视觉效果来活跃 SolarWorld 的应用程序。使用 FusionCharts 使 SolarWorld 能够为其用户提供一种更具交互性和吸引力的方式来分析其太阳能模块的输出。这不仅改善了用户体验，还使用户更容易理解和解释数据。
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