Developing Advanced Intelligent Building Control System for Office Buildings

Project facts

Project promoter:
Bisly OÜ(EE)
Project Number:
EE-INNOVATION-0078
Status:
In implementation
Initial project cost:
€687,960
Programme:

Description

Project promoter Bisly OÜ develops and produces devices and user interfaces for smart homes and buildings. Bisly products have been tested and proven mostly in residential housing (the first installation was completed in 2012), including also large-scale installations in multistory high-performance residential buildings. In the end of 2018 Bisly launched a technological upgrade project for its residential system to improve its scalability and started to look for partners to develop together with a specialised IoT offering for office buildings. The objective of project “Developing Advanced Intelligent Building Control System for Office Buildings” is to develop a cost competitive specialised next generation comprehensive office building management and control system which would enable to achieve the carbon neutrality targets in office buildings. The project will utilize Bisly cloud-based universal hybrid integration platform and capitalise on Bisly experience in smart home systems, accumulated over the last nine years. This intelligent building system will exploit the recent developments in sensor technologies and will be oriented towards maximising the building experience for the users and enhancing the energy efficiency of the building infrastructure through the precision management of provided functions/services ensuring superior building performance.

The project outcome will be an advanced intelligent building control system for office buildings, which utilising artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) automatically creates a working environment with need based optimised climate improving employee welfare, enhancing productivity and reducing the number of sick days. 

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