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A refrigerator temperature monitoring system will continuously monitor and record the temperature data from the freezers, cold rooms, and other refrigeration equipment and provide insights on a cloud-based dashboard. It will alert restaurant staff in case of any temperature deviations or anomaly detection.

To ensure optimal energy utilization in industries, monitoring the energy consumption of an individual asset or entire building is necessary. Without energy monitoring, it’s difficult to distinguish where inefficiencies lie within the business. At this point, making use of the energy monitoring system becomes crucial.

To reduce the negative effects of climate change and create a sustainable environment, making buildings environment-friendly is crucial. Incorporating a building automation system (BAS) into facility operations can make buildings safer and more cost-effective, which can reduce the operational inefficiency. Let’s understand BAS in detail!

According to a recent study, Industrial production makes up just over half of all global energy use. It is estimated to grow by a similar 1.5% globally every year through the year 2035.

Remote or hybrid work culture is becoming a new reality for corporations. As startups continue to thrive in India, making space for freelancers, independent contractors, and solopreneurs, the need for a workspace is growing further.

The retail market is growing globally. Considering the figures, global retail sales are estimated to reach $26 trillion by the end of 2022. The projected retail market growth in the Gulf Co-operation Council (GCC) to reach $308 billion by 2023.

The need for intelligent buildings is constantly rising. By the end of 2028, the smart building market is expected to hit 265.37 billion. The Internet of Things (IoT) plays a massive role in creating intelligent buildings! 

Till today, most commercial real estate (CRE) companies rely on manual methods to collect and analyze data to manage building temperature, lighting, and maintenance schedules.

Energy consumption of conventional HVAC systems and lighting is going high in buildings, especially post COVID-19. It is the reason why smart building technologies such as building automation systems are increasingly adopted.