March 31, 2014 - DGLogik releases Dataflow Programming software for Building Automation With Dataflow, DGBox users now have the ability to create logic sequences within a modern, visual programming UI, and connect and command all devices, objects and operations as “smart blocks” with inputs and outputs without having to write any script. Visual programming provides the ability to simultaneously architect, command, and create logic among devices in a single environment. Traditionally, a single programmer writes a piece of code, tests the code and repeats. Now multiple users can simultaneously create logic, architect, code and command all data source points via multiple computers, in real time.
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DGLogik releases Dataflow Programming software for Building Automation
Dataflow can create logic sequences, and connect and command all devices, objects and operations as “smart blocks” with inputs and output without having to write any script.
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