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Kimon Onuma
August 31, 2026
A Simple Test for Who Really Owns Your Digital Twin, and Its Knowledge By Kimon + Zahra We had just finished presenting back-to-back at the
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A Simple Test for Who Really Owns Your Digital Twin, and Its Knowledge By Kimon + Zahra We had just finished presenting back-to-back at the
What the PAE Living Building revealed when we tested digital twin maturity against the building’s own connected evidence By Kimon & Zahra “A digital twin
AutomatedBuildings.com is pleased to welcome Solidyne as our newest sponsor. Solidyne designs and manufactures DDC controllers, thermostats, and front-end integration hardware for the HVACR, industrial,
For nearly forty years, the building automation industry has lived by an unwritten rule: to manage a control system, you either had to be on-site or fighting your way through a frustratingly clunky VPN.
The last MondayLive! session before the summer hiatus skipped the usual single-topic format for something more reflective: a look back at the first half of
I am often trying to understand the same question you are. Here is a start from my first discussion with Gemini Can existing BACnet create
MondayLive! | June 2026 Readiness | automatedbuildings.com The conversation happening right now across the smart buildings industry is not really about artificial intelligence. It is
I see a lot of talk in our industry about how our buildings are not “ready” for AI? And from what I’ve seen, frankly, much
MondayLive! | June 2026 Readiness | automatedbuildings.com . . . On June 2nd, when the group asked an uncomfortable question: what does readiness actually mean
This post raises the understanding of the work being done in our industry to amplify our intelligence on the edge, in our myriad of components
A Simple Test for Who Really Owns Your Digital Twin, and Its Knowledge By Kimon + Zahra We had just finished presenting back-to-back at the
What the PAE Living Building revealed when we tested digital twin maturity against the building’s own connected evidence By Kimon & Zahra “A digital twin
AutomatedBuildings.com is pleased to welcome Solidyne as our newest sponsor. Solidyne designs and manufactures DDC controllers, thermostats, and front-end integration hardware for the HVACR, industrial,
For nearly forty years, the building automation industry has lived by an unwritten rule: to manage a control system, you either had to be on-site or fighting your way through a frustratingly clunky VPN.
The last MondayLive! session before the summer hiatus skipped the usual single-topic format for something more reflective: a look back at the first half of
I am often trying to understand the same question you are. Here is a start from my first discussion with Gemini Can existing BACnet create
MondayLive! | June 2026 Readiness | automatedbuildings.com The conversation happening right now across the smart buildings industry is not really about artificial intelligence. It is
I see a lot of talk in our industry about how our buildings are not “ready” for AI? And from what I’ve seen, frankly, much
MondayLive! | June 2026 Readiness | automatedbuildings.com . . . On June 2nd, when the group asked an uncomfortable question: what does readiness actually mean
This post raises the understanding of the work being done in our industry to amplify our intelligence on the edge, in our myriad of components