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The futurist William Gibson once said, “The future is already here, it's just not very evenly distributed.” When this notion is applied to the building industry, it couldn’t be more true.
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The energy meters have a patented glycol compensation algorithm that automatically selects the correct glycol concentration to provide proper flow and energy measurement, ensuring reliable performance and eliminating manual input and inaccuracy from hydronic heating and cooling systems.
Dick Pope, segment head for connected devices and application center of competence at Siemens Smart Infrastructure USA, discusses connected devices, smart infrastructure, the future of American buildings, and more.