COMMAND Center™ Releases The COMMAND Center™ Concrete 4 App for iOS.

Dec 7, 2022


Top Concrete Monitoring App Includes New Features for Mass Placement, Cold-Weather Concreting and Fast-Track Construction Users.


Austin, Texas Dec 6, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - For years, the COMMAND Center iOS App has been an important component of the COMMAND Center concrete monitoring system. Using COMMAND Center, concrete professionals can monitor the temperature and estimate the strength of early-age concrete.

Now, with the release of the COMMAND Center Concrete 4 App, COMMAND Center users have more concrete monitoring power and flexibility than ever before - right at their fingertips.

What's New In The COMMAND Center Concrete 4 App?

  • Users can generate a temperature differential report from the App.
  • Sensors are labeled with a scan code.
  • Sensors can be added to placement by scanning using their iOS device camera.
  • Labels include the sensor serial number and interval.
  • The additional organization was added to reduce redundant data entry.
  • Sensors are grouped in placements under projects.
  • Sharing a project with a user gives them immediate access to all placements within the project without any need for further data entry.
  • Round-robin updates via BLE connection were improved and increased transparency was added to the updating process.
  • For each placement, wireless Bluetooth users can select and update multiple sensors within range at once.
  • Sensors that appear to update are the only ones that have been previously added to the placement.
  • Messages to alert the user of trouble with updating sensors will appear.

More Features

With the new COMMAND Center Concrete 4 App you can:

  • Access your concrete data from anywhere with COMMAND Center Cloud
  • Create Projects and share your concrete data with others using permissions
  • Create Placements within Projects and add sensors to your Placements
  • Add sensors to your Projects via Bluetooth or by scanning a sensor's label
  • View temperature history and temperature differentials for your concrete sensors on the same screen and in real-time
  • Configure real-time temperature and maturity alerts based on your Project specifications
  • Identify when estimated concrete strength targets have been reached
  • Create and export reports directly from the App

To make your concrete monitoring tasks as easy and as convenient as possible, the COMMAND Center Concrete 4 App also includes advances in how concrete data is organized and improvements that minimize the necessity for data re-entry.

An Easy-To-Use Concrete Monitoring App For iPhone and iPad

With the new COMMAND Center Concrete 4 App, it's easy to add sensors, update data, view charts, and create reports all directly from the App on either your iPhone or your iPad.

For more information and to download the COMMAND Center Concrete 4 App, visit COMMAND Center on the App Store.

Trusted On Thousands of Projects Worldwide

With thousands of projects under its belt, the COMMAND Center concrete monitoring system is the top choice for early-age concrete temperature monitoring - especially in mass placement and fast-track construction applications.

 

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