In the “Metrics” section you can see which data points are aggregated via respective devices. In step 4 you need to connect the generated ID and Token with the platform to link the devices with the dashboard. This generates an “Agent ID” and a “Token”. In step 1 you select your distribution, in step 2 download the suitable TeamViewer agent and in the 3rd step you install the binary on the device to be monitored or controlled. The onboarding process is very easy as well. In this area you can also add new devices i.e. If the devices are online you can press the “Control” button and remote into the device via TeamViewer. Under the tab “devices” you can see the individual connected devices, whether they are online or offline, as well as the number of sensors and data points. Currently the console is only available in English. Below you will also find instructions on how to write individual connectors using SDK or MQTT API to collect sensor and device metrics. After logging in, you will land in the home area with introductory video and documentation. The TeamViewer account can be created completely for free. For support cases, the devices can be accessed quick reconfiguration or update. In the IOT console, businesses can easily aggregate data from their machines, routers, or gateways and visually represent it.
The TeamViewer IIoT solution is particularly suitable for SMEs (small and medium-sized enterprises), which have no large budgets for the implementation and also no dedicated IT know-how on how to set up complex IT structures. The new offering is characterized by the combination of remote maintenance and monitoring of machines as well as easy handling and cost efficiency. The solution interface can be accessed at and combines the time-tested remote control solution with data monitoring and visualization of sensor and device data.
TeamViewer a leading provider for remote maintenance software launches a new product, which was developed especially for the IIoT (Industrial IoT) market.
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