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Adesto Technologies Corporation, a leading provider of applicationspecific semiconductors and embedded systems for the IoT market, is enabling smarter buildings through insights into energy management and other operational data through services running on the IBM Watson IoT platform
building automation and energy management industry for over two decades. Adesto’s SmartServer IoT edge server platform features built- in device and data management for sensors, meters, actuators and controllers in buildings, through various emerging and traditional protocols including BACnet, LonWorks, Modbus, and others. The IBM Watson IoT Platform is a managed, cloud-hosted service designed to make it simple to derive value from IoT devices. It enables organisations to capture and explore data for devices, equipment, and machines, and discover insights that can drive better decision-making. IBM Tririga Building Insights is built on the Watson IoT Platform and uses AI analytics to surface building inefficiencies without the need for dedicated data scientists. The powerful capabilities of the IBM Watson IoT platform combined with the seamless connectivity of rich data from Adesto’s SmartServer IoT can provide facility managers with deep insights into energy consumption and other operational aspects of a building.
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“For building operators and facilities managers, it’s incredibly important to keep costs and energy consumption to a minimum,” says Alan Slabodkin, vice
FOCUS: SMART BUILDINGS & TECHNOLOGY Predictive energy analytics for smart buildings
desto, through its recent acquisition of Echelon Corporation, has been selling its Open Embedded IoT Platform into the
president, Western Allied Corporation. “Using the new web services capabilities in Adesto’s SmartServer IoT, our customers can connect their systems to cloud services like IBM Watson IoT to gain a deeper understanding of their operations, leading to increased efficiencies and potentially significantly impacting their bottom line.” “IBM Watson IoT Platform enables customers to maximise the value of their physical assets,” says Sanjay Tripathi, VP of strategy and business development, IBM IoT. “Adesto’s SmartServer IoT provides the critical connection from industrial data to our platform so that customers can perform powerful analytics on their data. We are delighted to work with Adesto to demonstrate our combined capabilities, and we look forward to making the solution available to customers in the buildings sector.”
“We are extremely excited to demonstrate how industry-leading AI systems can make knowledgeable decisions that drive the sustainability and efficiency goals for property managers,” says Sohrab Modi, chief strategy officer, Adesto. “The combination of our SmartServer IoT and IBM Watson is a perfect example of our strategy that enables customers to ’embrace’ their legacy systems, ‘extend’ them with emerging IoT capabilities, and ‘enhance’ them with insights from cloud and AI systems.”
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Smart CO2, Humidity and Temperature Sensors From Titan Products Ltd.
Combined CO2, Humidity and Temperature monitoring
with BACnet/Modbus communciations
BACnet MS/TP and Modbus RTU communications
ON/OFF control options via a Digital Output
Help maintain comfortable conditions to aid productivity
Greatly reduced installation costs and time
Fully open and interoperable with both Titan and third party devices
retail and commercial environments
Flexible Control Options
CO2 Automatic Background Calibration maintaining long term stability
The Smart sensors offer a number of control options ranging from environmental control, satisfying a
temperature, humidity or CO2 setpoint, to non-environment control actions such as switching off lights productivity of the occupants.
Titan Products Ltd. 15 Latham Close, Bredbury Park Ind. Estate Stockport, Cheshire SK6 2SD
Tel: +44 (0)161 406 6480
Email:
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