likely to build quickly.
REAL TIME MONITORING We’ve already established the value and power of intelligent assets. We’ve been helping our bridge clients by embedding real time sensors, for the Stonecutters bridge in Hong Kong and Queensferry Crossing in Scotland, that can power autonomous operational systems. In the lift manufacturing industry in Hong Kong, as lifts age the government is insisting on more real time data collecting sensors for their maintenance.
THE DIGITAL, LIVING BUILDING Our Neuron product show’s what’s possible. Recently implemented on One Taikoo Place, a commercial tower in Hong Kong, Neuron provides a new level of real-time control over the building’s many systems. Machine learning and AI allow the many systems to combine more like a living thing and improve over time. These tools add real value to operators, tenants and users alike. Making sure a building is
designed to take advantage of them is key.
Artificial intelligence is still developing but there are already affordable, edge- AI boxes that process local data about building performance, right on the premises. This brings rich data-driven operational services to almost any user, even those without the deepest pockets. And as ever in the digital era, whoever can turn raw data into valuable operational intelligence will succeed.
INTELLIGENT BUILDINGS, SMARTER INDUSTRY A building’s digital performance is as key to its long-term value as how well it deals with climate, energy or other physical factors. This should be the mantra for this digital built environment era. Data, bricks and mortar are all part of one seamless understanding of what the end user will need, long into the future.
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