Smart Buildings Technology
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Smart Buildings Technology is a media, events, and research platform dedicated to enhancing collaboration across the professional technology ecosystem serving the smart buildings market. We accomplish this by reaching the entire value chain of building system concept, design, integration, deployment, and management.
Our content is based on the central theme of a smart building: making disparate systems work together effectively. This focus on integration applies across technologies, building systems, a building owner’s internal organization, and professional trades serving the smart building. The smart buildings market is expected to grow at double-digit rates annually in the years ahead, with both new construction and existing structures poised to capitalize on the economic and environmental benefits of incorporating intelligence into their systems. Source
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Search ArticlesHoneywell teams up with Analog Devices to digitize existing buildings without rewiring
Many of the commercial buildings in the United States are outdated and inefficient and, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), the majority of them were built before the year 2000. Additionally, organizations are relying on networking technology to transmit ever-greater volumes of data, causing a surge in demand for cloud storage and processing speed.
5 predictive maintenance market highlights for 2024
One accurately predicted failure of a large asset is worth more than $100,000 in many industries. The latest research from global market intelligence provider IoT Analytics highlights, among many other things, that the median unplanned downtime cost across 11 industries is approximately $125,000 per hour.
IoT Analytics
IoT Analytics, founded and operating out of Germany, is a leading global provider of market insights and strategic business intelligence for the IoT, AI, Cloud, Edge, and Industry 4.0.
White House releases RFI to define zero-emissions building
What exactly is a zero-emissions building? It’s a question the federal government is interested in answering because, to date, there is no standard, industry wide definition. As a result, the Department of Energy’s (DOE) Building Technologies Office (BTO) recently released a (RFI) to solicit feedback from industry, academia, research laboratories, government agencies, and other stakeholders to develop an initial draft for a national definition of a zero-emissions building.
Why AI, IoT, and cloud computing will rapidly transform the future of smart buildings
The pressure to meet global climate targets has never been greater, and there is an urgent need to advance sustainable building technology to help enterprises meet net zero goals while accommodating for continued growth.
Smart building initiatives driving significant growth for in-building cellular
Seamless connectivity throughout every corner of a commercial building is rapidly becoming necessary for building operators thanks to a host of intelligent building technology innovations in high demand.
Net zero building market forecasted to experience significant growth
The number of net-zero energy buildings worldwide is forecasted to experience significant expansion in the coming years, according to a new report from global technology intelligence firm ABI Research. Driven by climate imperatives, policy support, and maturing technologies, the market is forecasted to grow at a 29% Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) through 2027.
ABB-Lumin partnership to advance sustainable technologies for homes in North America
Technology company ABB recently announced its investment in Lumin, a U.S.-based provider of responsive energy management solutions, to bring new smart and sustainable technologies to homes in North America. ABB led the strategic investment with participation from Lumin’s primary institutional investor, Carbon Drawdown Collective, and its other incumbent investors. Lumin’s innovative platform enables electrification upgrades without changing the home’s existing electrical panel.
Industry first Optical LAN 3D BIM family empowers designers
Tellabs, a leading provider of Passive Optical Network (PON) solutions, recently announced the creation and availability of the industry’s first Building Information Modeling (BIM) family for Tellabs Optical LAN solution.