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Internet of Things for Smart Buildings

Internet of Things for Smart Buildings

By : Harry G. Smeenk
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Internet of Things for Smart Buildings

Internet of Things for Smart Buildings

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By: Harry G. Smeenk

Overview of this book

Imagine working in a building with smart features and tenant applications that allow you to monitor, manage, and control every aspect of your user experience. Internet of Things for Smart Buildings is a comprehensive guide that will help you achieve that with smart building architecture, ecosystems, technologies, and key components that create a smart building. In this book, you’ll start by examining all the building systems and applications that can be automated with IoT devices. You’ll learn about different apps to improve efficiency, reduce consumption, and improve occupant satisfaction. You’ll explore IoT sensors, devices, computing platforms, analytics software, user interfaces, and connectivity options, along with common challenges you might encounter while developing the architecture. You’ll also discover how to piece different components together to develop smart buildings with the help of use cases and examples and get to grips with the various IoT stacks. After finding out where to start developing the requirements for your project, you’ll uncover a recommended methodology to understand your current building systems and a process for determining what needs to be modified, along with new technology requirements. By the end of the book, you’ll be able to design and build your own smart building initiative, turning your city into a smart city with one building at a time.
Table of Contents (22 chapters)
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Part 1: Applications for Smart Buildings
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Part 2: Smart Building Architecture
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Part 3: Building Your Smart Building Stack
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Part 4: Building Sustainability for Contribution to Smart Cities

Real-time occupancy

When the pandemic first began in March 2020, many grocery stores and box stores remained open because we needed food and supplies. Government and health organizations all suggested safe distancing and limiting the number of people in the store at the same time. Since most of these stores did not have occupancy sensing technology installed, they resorted to physical counting methods.

Lines developed outside stores, and using the health and safety guidelines, management determined a safe number of customers to allow in a store at the same time. Employees with cell phones were positioned by each entrance and exit, and every time a customer or customers left the store, the person at the exit door would text or call the entrance door personnel to let them know a person or several people could enter.

This accelerated the need for buildings, regardless of type, to install real-time occupancy sensing solutions for more sustainable building management procedures. Other...

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