> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.fogwing.io/fogwing-analytics-studio/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.fogwing.io/fogwing-analytics-studio/key-features-of-fogwing-iot-analytics-studio.md).

# What is Fogwing IoT Analytics Studio

Fogwing IoT Analytics Studio is an exclusive application engineered to serve the purpose of IoT data analysis and visualization. It is a step ahead in providing potential insights captured with IoT data generated by Industrial equipments or any IoT devices. Fogwing IoT Analytics Studio helps SMB and mid market companies to add business value through keen understanding of IoT data that are categorized into various Industrial parameters of analysis.

Fogwing IoT Analytics Studio operates on high definition of data analytics algorithms on the fly. As a result, it is recognized as modern and only no-code IoT data analytics tool offered. Fogwing IoT Analytics Studio enables exploration and clarity as it functions on data that are declared as attributes. 

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To explore Fogwing IoT Analytics Studio, visit <https://analytics.fogwing.net/>
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The benefits of Fogwing IoT Analytics Studio are restricted to Fogwing IIoT Platform users only. It is to further facilitate strategic data study of all IoT data acquired by Fogwing IIoT Platform. As of now, the study does not accept any external data beyond IoT data published.&#x20;

It is important to understand the features of the Fogwing IoT Analytics Studio before jumping into the portal application.


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