Tag: Internet of Things (IoT)

Info-Tech Research Group's blueprint emphasizes the crucial role of Smart Manufacturing 5.0 in modernizing production.

Six major trends tied to the growing automation of smart spaces will develop in 2024, all sharing the watchwords of “sustainable efficiency.”

Demand for touch-free restroom products rose significantly in 2020. Four years post-pandemic, the desire for these solutions remains.

How emerging technologies, such as badges, tags, and sensors, and purposeful facility planning can support humanism in healthcare.

AI and IoT allow buildings to meet the demands of regulators and tenants while also providing opportunity to lower operating costs.

Mobile-access solutions are increasingly the “glue” that holds together the systems and technologies in buildings.

The transformation from traditional structures to smart buildings is fundamentally reshaping the domain of facilities management.

See how HVAC technology has improved to provide better indoor air quality for occupants.

Facilities can leverage building management systems and LoRaWAN technology to save costs and improve experience.

Using Private wireless communication partners existing networks found throughout virtually any facility and a perfect partner to Wi-Fi.

Low power wide area network (LPWAN) sensors can help facility managers monitor the environmental conditions of buildings in real time.

With the right fire detection systems, buildings can avoid costly and potentially life-threatening fires before they start and spread.

The Internet of Things is not new in facilities management, but few are taking advantage of the data, insights, and automation that IoT offers.

The use-reuse-regenerate model in a circular economy helps facilities save energy and choose sustainable lighting options.

How can retail facility managers address energy issues to make the most of the holidays—with further improvements in the coming year?

Two new OpenBlue Innovation Centers will focus on developing hardware and software built around 5G and IoT, adding greater system connectivity, control and visualization for building environments.

Connecting wireless, battery-free sensors to IT infrastructures makes it easier than ever to make buildings into better places for work.

The World Economic Forum recognized LG Electronics for the innovative digital transformation of its Changwon, South Korea appliance manufacturing facility.

HEERF is helping the Community College of Allegheny County create a healthy, safe, and sustainable campus for more than 40,000 faculty and students.

IoT-enabled smart sensors offer a low cost, easy to deploy solution to facilities looking to improve air quality management.