Live sensing
Devices join over industrial protocols. Climate and instrument data stay on the cloud so a change in the lab is visible without standing at the chamber.
Connected lab
Optional monitoring layer for laboratory environments — live sensing, alerts and traceable records.
Platform
EJER CLOUD is EJER's IoT and data platform. Connected laboratory instruments report temperature, humidity, energy use and running status so a lab team can see the climate, not only the hardware.
Hardware and cloud are designed together: once a unit is connected, status is visible, records are stored, and an alarm can become an action — remote check, electronic trace or a maintenance note.
Built for
The same platform covers teaching labs, QC floors and research benches. Open interfaces can sit next to a LIMS or quality system when the project requires it.
What it does
Four jobs, one platform — so laboratory data does not stop at a local display.
Devices join over industrial protocols. Climate and instrument data stay on the cloud so a change in the lab is visible without standing at the chamber.
Time-series data is held for trend, outlier and forecast views. Optional AI assistants help read a curve and suggest a next check, not only a threshold beep.
Limit alarms, remote review and electronic records work together. A reading becomes a task: who saw it, what changed, what was done.
Cloud backup and multi-point monitoring support audits that ask for history, not a screenshot. Useful where quality systems expect a digital trail.
Access
Web, desktop, app and mini program stay in sync — office, control room and the aisle.
The desktop client is built for long shifts and weak networks: local cache, multi-monitor dashboards and batch device work. The app and mini program cover walk-around checks, pairing and on-call alerts.
How to start
EJER CLOUD is optional on connected laboratory equipment and can be discussed with a new instrument or a retrofit. For a live demo, use the platform login. For a project, write to sales with the site and how many units you need to see in one view.