Making everything smart – Artificial Intelligence in smart buildings
Back in 1950, Alan Turing developed the “Turing test” in which a machine has to emulate human behavior without revealing itself to be a machine. ...
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Smart access solutions for smart buildings
With its SAG Smart Line, SAG recently established the first smart mortise lock with EnOcean wireless technology on the market, thereby ensuring wireless and self-powered ...
Smart and connected shutters at French high school
Every day after class, someone from Givors’ high school (near Lyon, France) had to go around to all the classrooms to close all the shutters. ...
Migratory Bird School becoming smart
The Migratory Bird School located at the Menred Oujiangkou Campus in the Chinese Zhejiang Province is not a school in a strict sense: Each year, ...
Eimsig offers first Apple HomeKit-compatible alarm system in Europe
The Eimsig alarm system, which has patented* window and glass breakage sensors with EnOcean wireless technology, is compatible with Apple HomeKit™. It can be conveniently ...
Lighting control as a building’s backbone
The Quadram Institute, located at Norwich Research Park, opened in May 2018. Among its facilities, it boasts one of Europe’s largest gastrointestinal endoscopy units and ...
Smart lights with a switch
Philips Hue works with partners to enhance smart lighting with easy controls. With over a century of experience in lighting, technology and design, Philips Hue is ...
Smart buildings – more than energy efficiency
Our society is facing major challenges – caused by a global transformation. These include climate change and the need to drastically cut CO2 emissions. However, ...
Energy harvesting technology in the radiator valve
Environmentally neutral power generation and interoperability are two important cornerstones of any smart home. The SmartValve radiator valve from MinebeaMitsumi operates without a connection to ...