SDL Atlas Introduces RemoteAccess, Remote Instrument Monitoring Application
Shake HILL, S.C. — March 4, 2019 — SDL Atlas is satisfied to present RemoteAccess, Remote Instrument Monitoring Application, another framework for checking and following the advancement of instruments from outside of the lab.
Through the RemoteAccess, administrators would now be able to follow the ongoing testing advancement of instruments whenever, anyplace, in a hurry. Never again limited to research centers during long tests, the App enables administrators to view remaining testing time against the finish of a test, giving them a decent handle of the testing status with a look of the RemoteAccess App.
Also, spring up messages will tell administrators 5 minutes ahead of time of the finish of the tests with discretionary warning sound as well as vibration cautions.
"The dispatch of the new RemoteAccess App further exhibits SDL Atlas' pledge to giving imaginative answers for our clients," said Chuck Lane, leader of SDL Atlas. "RemoteAccess will permit our clients greater adaptability in dealing with their gauges testing by enabling their instruments to be checked from any area, leaving them allowed to leave the lab during long tests, along these lines expanding effectiveness."
The RemoteAccess App is as of now accessible for download for both the iOS and Android Platforms and good with three SDL Atlas Instruments, the Martindale Abrasion and Pilling Tester, the RotaPill and the recently updated Launder-Ometer, which will be accessible in June. More instruments will be added to RemoteAccess after some time.
Through the RemoteAccess, administrators would now be able to follow the ongoing testing advancement of instruments whenever, anyplace, in a hurry. Never again limited to research centers during long tests, the App enables administrators to view remaining testing time against the finish of a test, giving them a decent handle of the testing status with a look of the RemoteAccess App.
Also, spring up messages will tell administrators 5 minutes ahead of time of the finish of the tests with discretionary warning sound as well as vibration cautions.
"The dispatch of the new RemoteAccess App further exhibits SDL Atlas' pledge to giving imaginative answers for our clients," said Chuck Lane, leader of SDL Atlas. "RemoteAccess will permit our clients greater adaptability in dealing with their gauges testing by enabling their instruments to be checked from any area, leaving them allowed to leave the lab during long tests, along these lines expanding effectiveness."
The RemoteAccess App is as of now accessible for download for both the iOS and Android Platforms and good with three SDL Atlas Instruments, the Martindale Abrasion and Pilling Tester, the RotaPill and the recently updated Launder-Ometer, which will be accessible in June. More instruments will be added to RemoteAccess after some time.
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