An overhaul in smart control technology is required if developers and installers are to meet increasing demand for efficient and adaptable building heating systems, REHAU has said.
The National Trust’s 125th Anniversary celebration is an opportunity for heritage professionals to give more thought to the protection of historic buildings through control-based technologies, building controls manufacturer Priva has said.
Jordan O’Brien, contributing editor for Electrical Review, discovers how AI and machine learning is creating a new breed of smart buildings.
Nick Sacke, head of IoT and products at Comms365, takes a closer look at the growth of IoT in the office and the emergence of the smart workplace.
Tuya Smart, the brand that promises to help OEMs and manufacturers add ‘smart’ functionality to whatever product they wish, is partnering up with Samsung SmartThings to bolster the smart buildings space.
Distech Controls has equipped St. Columba’s School with a smart and integrated building management system (BMS) to reduce energy costs, while providing a comfortable learning environment.
It all started with one man and an idea. An idea so simple (and brilliant) that it was assumed it had already been done. But, after much hard-work and perseverance, the world’s first BS67 smart ceiling rose was born. Having already received
Karl Walker, market development manager at Beckhoff, explains why the term “smart building” may greatly vary in meaning – depending on who you ask.
Controls and automation specialist Carlo Gavazzi will be returning to this year’s Smart Buildings Show to showcase the company’s smart building solutions.
Smart Buildings Show, the UK’s dedicated smart buildings event, has unveiled its 2019 conference programme.
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