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  Human Machine interface The operator interface (OI), also known as the Human Machine Interface (HMI), is a process for the operator to monitor and control machines and processes. Although created to replace pushbuttons, operator interfaces have evolved into a more compact, manageable, and adaptable means for plant staff to engage with industrial operations since the 1980s. They've progressed beyond simple monitoring to incorporate features such as web serving, email, trending, and smartphone support. In order to enhance industrial controls, Human Machine Interface (HMI) plays a critical role in industrial automation. Many sectors, including packaging, pharmaceuticals, energy, mining, automobiles, petrochemicals, and oil and gas, have seen significant automation in recent years. Industries are replacing traditional control processes with modern ways because HMI delivers realistic views of the plant. As a result, over the forecast period, these factors are projected to propel t...