Tag: machine learning

The company’s new innovation helps buildings measure progress on their sustainability goals, and optimize their carbon and energy footprints.

New platform uses AI and machine learning to maximize revenue and productivity for construction projects.

Whiz Connect automation analytics software introduced as part of robotics-as-a-service solution for Whiz commercial robot vacuums.

The Textile ID product portfolio can identify and track textiles such as linens, work wear, mats, mops, etc., along their entire life cycle.

The Memoreyes outdoor surveillance system includes an Entry/Exit Monitoring System and an All Property Monitoring System that both report to a proprietary centralized data collection system and display.

The AI-based leak prevention provider has teamed with Howden to equip building owners with this technology.

Masterworks 2021 has a whole new look and feel, delivers powerful new configuration and workflow features, and introduces new AI sentiment analysis and insights.

22Miles released a full suite of Protection-as-a-Service (PaaS) solutions developed to be a series of integrated technology features and capabilities.

TempDefend is a protective digital signage communication and direction tool, providing a building’s first point of communication and management in the prevention of viral spread.

The IDguard automated identity redaction solution reduces up to 90% of the manual effort associated with editing video files of sensitive content.

The Lightning Health & Safety Solution suite includes out-of-the-box solutions that can be used individually or together to create a comprehensive system that improves the safety of workplaces and helps mitigate the spread of contagious illnesses.

Honeywell Forge Energy Optimization enables buildings to operate autonomously, proactively making adjustments that provide more comfort for the people inside and drastically cutting energy consumption.

The HID Condition Monitoring solution helps manufacturing facilities employ AI-based technology to monitor the health and performance of motors, rotating equipment, and other assets.

Increasingly, facility management professionals encounter technologies that enable their facilities to listen to, speak to, and service staff and occupants.

Behind their walls buildings have long supported an interplay of systems that belies their static presence. Now, the ability for buildings to learn and proactively impact operations expands the horizon of possibilities.

A new report analyzes the outlook for six key types of artificial intelligence in the commercial building landscape

From virtual reality to drones and AI, developments in the broader technology space have increasing relevance and presence in facility management.

The next phase of this office supply reordering system integrates IBM Watson technology.

This SaaS platform combines sensor hardware and artificial intelligence to deliver insights about energy consumption and operating conditions.