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# LCT - Add Widgets

Widgets are modular components of the IoT platform, designed to provide a flexible and dynamic way to visualize device data, monitor key metrics, and interact with operational features. These components allow real-time presentation of data through charts, tables, and device location visualizations.

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## **Steps to Find and Add Widgets**

1. Open the **Device Page** from the Cockpit menu.
2. Select the desired **device** to access its dashboard.
3. Click the **+ icon** on the dashboard to open the widget selection pop-up and choose the widget to add.


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