Object modeling on supOS allows you to digitalize your plant, workshop, staff and equipment into object models.
Object Model Management

| Function | Description |
|---|---|
| Object Template | Template of general things in your plant, such as workshop, staff. |
| Object Instance | Specific things in your plant, such as furnace, staff Zhang. |
| Function Set | Sets of general functions that can be associated with and inherited by linked templates and instances. |
| Tag Management | Model category. |
| Data Set | Manually created and maintained database on supOS. |
| Data Group | Group and manage data permission of object instance attributes. |
| Template Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Entity Template | Includes embedded templates that build models of data collected through X-Collector. Entity template represents entities in the real world. |
| Form Template | Models of tables on supOS. info Form templates created in X-IDE will be synchronized to supOS after publish, and they cannot be edited. |
| Relation Template | Form the relation between templates. |
| Mapping Template | Map the connected external data sources to templates for internal services calling. info
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Object Template vs Object Instance
Refer to the following examples to understand the relation between an object template, an instance and attributes.
| Template | Template Attribute | Instance | Instance Attribute |
|---|---|---|---|
| Workshop A | product volume, electricity | Furnace, boiler, shelf | Furnace pressure, furnace humidity, boiler temperature, shelf height |
| Furnace | Temperature, pressure, humidity | Furnace A | Height, productivity, consumption |
| Staff | Age, gender, name | Staff A | Birth date, post |
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All template attributes will be inherited by the subordinate instances. For example, from the above staff example, staff A will have attributes including age, gender, name, birth date and post.