Every time a new sensor is put into a building, whether for IAQ or occupancy (which have grown in popularity in the past year) or anything else, there is a new stream of data to track, analyze, and manage.

If it can open or close, turn on or off, or has a motor, it can be automated.

Instant measurement and production line correction is enabled since calculations are performed in real-time inside the sensor and data is analyzed multiple times per second with integrated software.

The constraints imposed by the pandemic have made it even more crucial to have real-time building information readily accessible and therefore has put BAS and its many shortfalls in the spotlight today.

The proposed biosensor could potentially detect airborne pathogens in high-traffic areas like hospitals and retirement homes.

Patrick O’Neill, president, North America, mCloud, discusses the company’s AssetCare platform, the importance of connected workers, and more. 

CABA and Frost & Sullivan unpack the mitigation measures, building re-entry strategies, and facility management implications for an industry in transition.