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IoT-based automation enables multiple physical devices to digitally connect with each other using wireless sensors and actuators, empowering the Store Manager to monitor and manage operations of a large number of retail stores efficiently at an ease from anywhere in the world.

A smart building is one that makes use of technology to help you get the most out of your property while optimizing the resources you have. Buildings were considered smart until recently if they could automate activities such as air conditioning, heating, ventilation, lighting, and so on using a building management system.

One of the most critical food safety concerns in supermarkets & hypermarkets is temperature. IoT based temperature monitoring solutions have enabled automated real-time temperature monitoring for maintaining the desired temperature to keep the food as fresh as when it was just harvested.

Building managers can monitor and control building systems in real-time by connecting them to the IoT, which enables them to make better informed decisions about energy use and maintenance.

IoT technologies are spreading its roots in Middle East countries like UAE, Saudi Arabia, etc. There are potential IoT-based automation companies that are ready to take this technology forward. By setting up smart buildings, the facilities can reduce carbon footprints up to a considerable extent.

Deploying the latest IoT-based energy management system is no more an exception for the buildings. It allows the building and advanced equipment to become more efficient, digital, and green.

With the advancement of automation and digitization, the manufacturing sector is becoming more competitive than ever. Manufacturers are automating their entire production process with an aim to build high-quality goods at a large scale.

The buildings and buildings construction sectors combined are responsible for over one-third of global final energy consumption and nearly 40% of total direct and indirect CO2 emissions.