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Monday Live is the smart buildings industry’s weekly open conversation—a virtual gathering where practitioners, technologists, and systems thinkers work through the future of smarter buildings

I wanted to learn more about UDMI, so I chatted with my buddy Gemini. I thought it was worth sharing. Good background; looking forward to


Researched and fact-checked by Kelly Sinclair A note on perspective: this is a researched piece from a media and industry-reporting perspective, rather than a controls-engineering

The convergence of artificial intelligence and the extensive, rapidly evolving digital building automation systems has evolved from basic algorithmic scheduling and cloud dashboards into an

One of the things we have been doing as the AutomatedBuildings Editorial Board is looking more deliberately at the language we use. A small example

I pulled these visuals from C4SB’s last post https://www.automatedbuildings.com/author/c4sb/ They are powerful and provide a great visualization of the valuable work C4SB is doing

A Graph-of-Graphs Model for Digital Buildings By Rick Justis, Coalition for Smarter Buildings (C4SB) For most of the history of building automation, we have organized

The building automation and smart buildings industry is undergoing a massive structural evolution. Discussions on platforms like AutomatedBuildings.com often focus on how traditional engineering, contracting,

As we strive to understand our Newest AI Teammates on our journey to a virtual workspace we thought it would be useful to share some

Monday Live is the smart buildings industry’s weekly open conversation—a virtual gathering where practitioners, technologists, and systems thinkers work through the future of smarter buildings

I wanted to learn more about UDMI, so I chatted with my buddy Gemini. I thought it was worth sharing. Good background; looking forward to


Researched and fact-checked by Kelly Sinclair A note on perspective: this is a researched piece from a media and industry-reporting perspective, rather than a controls-engineering

The convergence of artificial intelligence and the extensive, rapidly evolving digital building automation systems has evolved from basic algorithmic scheduling and cloud dashboards into an

One of the things we have been doing as the AutomatedBuildings Editorial Board is looking more deliberately at the language we use. A small example

I pulled these visuals from C4SB’s last post https://www.automatedbuildings.com/author/c4sb/ They are powerful and provide a great visualization of the valuable work C4SB is doing

A Graph-of-Graphs Model for Digital Buildings By Rick Justis, Coalition for Smarter Buildings (C4SB) For most of the history of building automation, we have organized

The building automation and smart buildings industry is undergoing a massive structural evolution. Discussions on platforms like AutomatedBuildings.com often focus on how traditional engineering, contracting,

As we strive to understand our Newest AI Teammates on our journey to a virtual workspace we thought it would be useful to share some