DGLux can reside on any embedded device such as a gateway or controller. The core DGLux platform requires roughly 3Mb of space, so if your device has an extra 3Mb of memory, it can host DGLux.

In an environment where you have a significant data set and need to keep all data and software on-premise, DGLux can be deployed on any server that you have onsite. You have full control of the deployment architecture.

As the popularity of cloud computing grows more and more, DGLux architecture is flexible enough to accomodate a hosted solution where DGLux can reside in the cloud and access data on any other servers or devices.

DGLux Mobile viewer is a native app for any iPhone or iPad and is available on the Apple App Store. With DGLux mobile, you can log into any server running DGLux and view any dashboards and interfaces that are available on that server. Take your BMS with you wherever you may be in the world.

The Android edition of DGLux Mobile viewer is available on the Android Marketplace and can be installed on any Android phone or tablet. Connect to any server running DGLux and view all dashboards and interfaces without any loss of visual fidelity or function, all from your Android device.

Because of BlackBerry Playbook's native support for flash in the browser, you can run DGLux seamlessly by accessing the server hosting DGLux through your URL bar. There is no need to install any extra applications on your Blackberry Playbook, it will work right out of the box.

You no longer need to have specific interfaces to fit specific screen resolutions. With DGLux, all of your dashboards and interfaces scale to fit any screen size. This means that the same interface can be viewed on a 800x600 screen or a 1920x1200 screen or any other standard or custom resolutions. The interface will automatically scale to use the optimal amount of screen real-estate available.

With resolution independence, DGLux is the ideal solution for kiosk displays. Show your building efficiency, promote sustainability, create competitions, educate your audience and drive results by displaying DGLux dashboards publicly. Wether you are displaying dorms energy consumption on a university campus or number of hamburgers served in a local fast food restaraunt, DGLux addresses your need.

Although any interface created in DGLux will scale appropriately to fit any mobile screen, the dashboards that are meant to be consumed on mobile devices should be designed with that thought in mind. Icons should be larger, layouts should be simpler and the amount of data displayed should be limited. Implementing these concepts will ensure the best user experience with mobile gestures such as swipe, tap and pinch.

Running as a client-side technology, DGLux does not tax the CPU of your server and saves those resources for your server to focus on collecting and analyzing your data. The only function your server is responsible for is to serve the DGLux application up to the client machine and feed data to it. The server does not handle any of the graphics rendering or user interaction functions.

With the ever increasing CPU of modern laptops, mobile devices and tablets there is no reason not to take advantage of it. DGLux, once served up to the client, uses the client CPU for all of the graphics rendering and user interaction functions. This provides for a more intuitive and more responsive user experience.

With the client-side architecture of DGLux, there is no limit to the number of users that can login, view and interact with saved dashboards inside of DGLux. Inside of the unique user management settings within the administration view, you can give DGLux users as much or as little permission to view or design as you choose!