John Hatcher is the Editor of Smart Buildings Magazine, focusing on the latest trends and innovations in the field of smart buildings. With a keen interest in technology and sustainability, John brings his expertise to provide insightful articles on the advancements in energy efficiency, automation, and connectivity in the built environment.
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Matt Pittinger, manager, energy & water advising at ENGIE Impact looks at the future of building performance standards.
By: John Hatcher
Allied Telesis and GBE Converge have entered a strategic partnership. As an Allied Telesis Platinum Partner, GBE Converge will help increase access to Allied Telesis’ connectivity and networking solutions for large business and enterprise customers across the UK and Ireland.
ISE returns to Fira de Barcelona Gran Via from 4-7 February 2025, inviting you to open your EYES & EARS to the SIGHTS & SOUNDS of tomorrow. This year’s event offers inspiration and advancements for the smart buildings' community, from cutting-edge building automation to next-level audiovisual experiences. Registration is open for this unmissable event, providing groundbreaking technologies, fresh ideas, and invaluable opportunities for professionals across the audiovisual world.
Schneider Electric have contributed, by means of donations, to the restoration of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. The donated solutions have made it possible to secure and monitor the site's electrical facilities. The Building Management System (BMS) is thus able to manage and optimise the monument's energy consumption, incorporating 21st century innovations into a cathedral that represents a high point in medieval art, classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1991.
Sontay has announced the launch of its new range of LoRaWAN (Long Range Wide Area Network) devices. This expansion is helping redefine the landscape of wireless sensor networks, enabling seamless and energy-efficient connectivity for Internet of Things (IoT) applications.
By: John Hatcher
Phoenix Controls has announced the launch of the Critical Spaces Control Platform. The platform uses automation to direct airflow via a specialized venturi valve in hospitals, laboratories, research facilities cleanrooms and other spaces.
Miguel Aguado, product manager at Lutron Electronics looks at the changes in office life.
By: John Hatcher
ABB Electrification has opened a new Smart Buildings & Smart Power Technology Hub to showcase power distribution and building automation solutions for data centres and both commercial and residential buildings.
Behfar Abedinia, general manager at Taconova UK looks at The Heat Network Technical Assurance Scheme (HNTAS) and what It means for stakeholders in the heat network industry.
Dr Matthew Marson gives us his view of the year ahead.
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