How to Use Spatial Digital Twin Heat Maps for Data Visualization in SpatialWork by HIverlab
Video Description
Welcome back to our How to Spatial Work Video Guide Series! In this intermediate tutorial, we introduce the powerful Spatial Heat Map feature, which enables users to generate data patterns and visualize information in three-dimensional space.
In this video, you'll learn how to:
Utilize static heat maps to visualize sensor data across a defined area (0:21)
Set up dynamic heat maps to analyze the movement of objects like autonomous robots (8:01)
Adjust parameters for precise data representation (12:02)
Explore the relationships between different data points, such as temperature and signal quality (12:10)
Enhance your digital twin projects and gain valuable insights with the Spatial Heat Map feature!
Key Timestamps
0:15 - Introduction to Spatial Heat Map
1:07 - How to set up static heat maps
3:12 - Using the spatial heat map for multiple sensors
4:31 - Viewing the heat map in viewer mode
8:01 - Creating dynamic heat maps for moving objects
12:10 - Exploring multiple parameters in the heat map