The building industry is placing enormous confidence in digital twins. That confidence is understandable. A digital twin can connect equipment, spaces, controls, sensors, maintenance history,
After decades of connecting buildings, the industry is approaching a much bigger boundary: autonomous consequence. For most of the history of building automation, the challenge
I am publishing this as a draft on purpose. Five questions and short answers are fine. That last one is the real ask. I have
Not literally a power plant. But increasingly an energy campus that generates, consumes, stores, and manages power within one operating environment, alongside the compute it
Unlocking 27 Years of Industry Memory Since 1999, AutomatedBuildings.com has been documenting the evolution of smart buildings, IoT, and automated systems. Over that time, we’ve
Our piece on ITU’s new Focus Group on Trust and Identity for Agentic AI drew a comment worth sitting with. Greggory Don Butler pointed out
The International Telecommunication Union has opened a new front in the effort to govern artificial intelligence, and building automation professionals should be paying close attention.
How has trust shaped our industry in the lens of automatedbuildings.com 27 year history? Over its 27-year history, AutomatedBuildings.com has not just chronicled the evolution
Wildfire smoke used to be a regional story. A fire burned somewhere upwind, the sky turned orange for a few days, and building operators waited
Editoral- by Ken Sinclair Open AutomatedBuildings.com today and you will find an industry captivated by “agentic buildings”—AI systems that can reason across building data and
The building industry is placing enormous confidence in digital twins. That confidence is understandable. A digital twin can connect equipment, spaces, controls, sensors, maintenance history,
After decades of connecting buildings, the industry is approaching a much bigger boundary: autonomous consequence. For most of the history of building automation, the challenge
I am publishing this as a draft on purpose. Five questions and short answers are fine. That last one is the real ask. I have
Not literally a power plant. But increasingly an energy campus that generates, consumes, stores, and manages power within one operating environment, alongside the compute it
Unlocking 27 Years of Industry Memory Since 1999, AutomatedBuildings.com has been documenting the evolution of smart buildings, IoT, and automated systems. Over that time, we’ve
Our piece on ITU’s new Focus Group on Trust and Identity for Agentic AI drew a comment worth sitting with. Greggory Don Butler pointed out
The International Telecommunication Union has opened a new front in the effort to govern artificial intelligence, and building automation professionals should be paying close attention.
How has trust shaped our industry in the lens of automatedbuildings.com 27 year history? Over its 27-year history, AutomatedBuildings.com has not just chronicled the evolution
Wildfire smoke used to be a regional story. A fire burned somewhere upwind, the sky turned orange for a few days, and building operators waited
Editoral- by Ken Sinclair Open AutomatedBuildings.com today and you will find an industry captivated by “agentic buildings”—AI systems that can reason across building data and
