Nothing gets lost.
Every measurement — safely kept and back in seconds.
All measurement and sensor data lands in a safe place automatically. Nothing has to be copied by hand. You can reach old values any time — even years later, and in seconds instead of hours.
From everyday work
A customer asks for values from two years ago — and you have them in a minute
A complaint about an old batch. The old way: dig through binders, hunt for spreadsheets. Now you type the batch number and see the full history at once — every measurement, every parameter, gap-free. The customer gets their answer the same day.
How it fits together technically +
A time-series database (historian) is the single source of truth: every value from the line is stored with a timestamp as a hypertable, compressed and retained long-term. Raw files and documents move in parallel into an S3-compatible object archive. Watchers and ETL keep everything current; ready-made analytical views resolve the raw references — so every analysis reads from the same truth, not from copies.
Technology used
What it's built on
A database built for time series — millions of data points, analysed in a flash.
Also used by: The time-series extension of proven PostgreSQL.
The database everything sits on — the reliable standard for 30+ years.
Also used by: Apple, Spotify and Instagram build on it.
A vast object archive for images, reports and raw data — cheap and practically endless to grow.
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