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Leveraging Building Data, IoT, and AI to Make Buildings Smart
Make Smarter, Faster, More Data-driven Decisions
Operational technology (OT) and information technology (IT) convergence is driving disruption in how facilities and enterprises operate. Building owners, managers and tenants have to rethink how they interact with buildings. Re-imagining how to better utilize buildings and improve occupant experiences means digitally transforming an environment to more effectively use the data that buildings generate to drive comfort, security and sustainability.
Smart Buildings: Solutions for Digital Transformation
What is a smart building? The team at Johnson Controls who run the smartest building in Ireland detail how they use artificial intelligence, machine learning, data analytics and cloud technologies to enable digital transformation in the building management industry.
The Time for Digital Transformation in Your Building is Now
The advent of digital transformation is revolutionizing the way we use data to create, design, and manage buildings. This video shows how data can be leveraged successfully to generate a smarter, sustainable, and safer environment for your business.
Bringing together our leading expertise with a collection of data platforms, applications, core building systems, smart edge devices, and ecosystem partners, we will partner with you to transform your buildings and actualize the outcomes your smart building can deliver.
There are several challenges that smart building initiatives have to address:
- Inter-operability between systems and devices
- Network design and communication architecture
- Semantic interpretation of data
- Standard data analytics platform
- Adaptable solution approach&
- Design for diversified technology refresh cycles
The Smart City of the Future
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The Smart Healthcare Facility of the Future
Discover where IoT in healthcare is now, where it's going in the immediate future and in the long-term, and what facilities leaders need to be thinking about.
The Smart Office of the Future
The new headquarters of Bee’ah, a sustainability pioneer in the United Arab Emirates, will showcase an entirely AI-enabled space. Johnson Controls will work with Microsoft to outfit the building with intelligent edge and intelligent cloud service to optimize energy and space, and help building occupants be more productive through the use of a virtual “AI persona.
The Smart Lab of the Future
Johnson Controls Intelligent Laboratories provides space, equipment and environmental analytics and insights for scientists and lab managers to quickly make informed decisions that improve lab efficiency and effectiveness. The solution’s analytics capability delivers an unprecedented level of insight about the movement of user groups, utilization and run-time of equipment and the micro-environmental conditions in the laboratory.
IoT Innovator of the Year
Johnson Controls was named the “Industrial IoT Innovator of the Year” by the independent organization, IoT Breakthrough. The award recognizes global innovators, leaders and visionaries in IoT, and we were recognized as the leading innovator in the IoT industry for driving digital transformation through our broad portfolio of Industrial IoT and digital solutions.
Learn more about smart, data-driven buildings.
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Stay one step ahead with insights from our digital solutions experts.
Applying Digital Twins to the Built Environment
Digital twins can be used to represent the past and present state of physical objects, to predict the future state of physical objects, and to simulate or test future processes and changes to answer “what-if” questions.
Applying AI to Build Environments Through Machine Learning
Machine Learning is an application of Artificial Intelligence that allows systems to automatically learn and improve from exposure to more data without being explicitly programmed.
Building Blocks for Smart Buildings
When implemented with data schemas, buildings can be better optimized and managed with consistent views into systems and data source changes.
Evoteq and Johnson Controls Combine World-class ICT Capabilities
Evoteq, in partnership with Johnson Controls, will be introducing in the UAE the first integrated Artificial Intelligence Platform PaaS-based, which will digitally transform offices into next-generation workplaces.
Johnson Controls Continues to Lead IoT Space
The Internet of Things (IoT) is a network of physical objects that contains embedded technology to communicate and sense or interact with their internal states or the external environment. Johnson Controls has been doing similar work for 20 to 30 years.
Building Digitalization by Johnson Controls
More and more, customers want to digitally transform their buildings so they can optimize their spaces, reduce energy, engage occupants and increase security. As a leader in the transformation of buildings, Johnson Controls is constantly innovating—guiding customers to a smarter future.
Discover How All the Systems in Your Buildings can be Smarter
Building Automation and Controls
Intelligent solutions to generate continuous improvement in efficiency and productivity.
Digital Solutions
IoT and AI-powered solutions enable buildings to function more intelligently, efficiently, and effectively.
