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IOT AND BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS: A PROVEN DUET

Optimum safety and security

An array of devices can be implemented at the premises including networked cameras, smart fire alarms, door and motion sensors. Through these applications, maintenance and security managers can have real-time remote access to the premises and will receive notifications through their phones or through email whenever someone enters the premises or if a door remains open for too long for example.

Sustainable workplaces

Efficient use of lighting, air conditioning, electricity and water can be enabled through effective IoT solutions. Office thermostats can be programmed so that offices don’t air-condition or heat empty cubicles. Motion sensors can be installed to set up the lights and ventilation systems as people enter or leave the building. This will reduce energy consumption and promote a sustainable workplace. Water gauges can be installed in water tanks to avoid leaks and floods in the offices.

Monitoring quality of air

During pandemic situations like these days, public agencies are putting more pressure on building owners and managers to measure indoor pollution and prevent occupants from inhaling contaminants including viruses. Microcontrollers and contaminant detectors can examine the quality of air through the collection of real-time data.

Recording office occupancy

Living in a post Covid-19 world has accelerated consciousness and awareness for safety at work. Thanks to IoT, building managers can have live insights into the numbers of staff using different parts of the premises. This allows for wiser decision making, especially in terms of social distancing, employee wellbeing and respecting government laws and regulations in regards to this.

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