Intelligent Buildings Workplace Tech10 Final

Global WorkPlace Solutions

Intelligent buildings – fact or fad?

WorkTech10 London

15th November

Tim Allen

Richard Power

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Introduction

a great workspace...

...is only half the story



Introduction

We all want to get more out of the environment we

work in – and for it to be more sustainable



Introduction

We need to think about the building as well...



The intelligent building

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What is intelligence in buildings?

Pertaining to the ability to do data processing locally;

SMART: An intelligent terminal that can edit input before

transmission to a host computer.

The use of networked technology, embedded within

architecture to monitor and control elements

of the architecture for exchange of information between

users, systems and buildings.



Common Drivers

Why do we want intelligence?

Efficiency Cost

SustainabilityEnvironmental

Targets



Smart buildings

The past, the now, and coming soon….



Way back when

Parallels with today. Our buildings and cities are a

direct outcome of social, economic and typical

conditions currently existing in society at that time

Common Drivers

Efficiency Cost

SustainabilityEnvironmental

Targets



What has helped the move to get Smart

IPv6 has a vastly larger address space than IPv4. This

results from the use of a 128-bit address, whereas IPv4

uses only 32 bits. The new address space thus supports

2128 (about 3.4×1038)

From another perspective, this is the same number of IP

addresses per person as the number of atoms in a metric

ton of carbon.



Present – Bringing technology from other sectors

Intel



Creating SMART interconnected buildings

Energy Management

Building Use Management

Asset Management

Technical Operations (BMS)

Life Safety

Security

IT Management

Catering

Interconnect Experience

Communications Connectivity

Office Services

Visitor Management

Resource & Room Booking

Audio & Video Conferencing

Parking



Smarter buildings supporting the organisation

Business intelligence, Analytics;

Building modeling & decision support

Intelligent systems, controls, automation

Orchestrate cross-system decisions, and actions

Policy management, Decision tools, Visibility,

Reporting

Heating, Cooling, Lighting, Water,

„Brick & Mortar‟, Technical Systems

Control & Communication Systems,

Sensors & Meters

Integrated , Interoperable Systems,

Aggregated Data ;a building, a campus,

an enterprise

Networked Systems, Data Warehouse

“Smart buildings

can reduce energy

consumption and

CO2 emissions by

50% to 70% and

save 30% to 50%

in water usage”IBM



Smart Asset management across sectors

Structures Electrical Environmental Lighting Phys Security Transport Landscaping

Facilit

y

Network Voice MainframeStorageWirelessApplications Distributed SoftwareDesktop Mobile

I. T

.

Roads PipelinesRails

Lin

ear

Bridges

BusesShips Trucks Aircraft MilitaryTrains /

Rolling Stock

Tra

nsp

ort

Space Navigation Avionics Engines

Power

TransmissionCabling Water

Distribution

Waste &

Treatment

Meters &

Measurement

Uti

liti

es

Tools

Gen

era

l

Signalling Keys Support Equip Manufacturing RecreationSafety &

Survival GearMilling

Personal

Security

Reta

il

ATM / POSScales &

Measurement RFIDVaults

& Safes

Microwave

& Satellite

Co

mm

Fiber Optics Wire Poles

OffshoreTurbines Reactors

En

erg

y

Fire

SuppressionVentilation DrillingBoilers Generators Wind Turbines Solar

Calibrated Equip

Lif

e S

ci

Medical

Supplies

Compressed

CylindersPharmaceuticals Lab Equipment



Working together to create Smarter buildings

Johnson

Controls

Smart

Buildings

IBMFinancial

Accounting for

Energy

Utility Bill

Validation

Optimise Energy

Efficiency of

Assets

Carbon

Management

Data centersIT

Evolve Building infrastructure

Enterprise Assets

Energy

Management

Controls

Centralised

Energy Views &

Reports

Identify Under utilised Assets

Manage Building

Infrastructure

Integrated IT

and Facilities

systems

Graphical

energy views

Data Center

Optimisation &

Virtualisation



Creating a universal language

The biggest barrier to integrating information from facilities

scattered across your network and around the globe has been

communication. Our EnNET middleware enables you too take

advantage of a universal source of information. Now, your

building controls systems can speak the same language as

your existing asset management systems.

Systems that speak to

each other, no matter

where they are



Enterprise Scale Solutions

High Education, Large Schools and Campus

Multi nationals

Healthcare

Corporations & Enterprises

Institutions



Smarter Buildings for a Smart Grid

Demand

Response

Key Capabilities

Building system

integration

Ongoing commissioning

Auto-demand response

Energy storage control

Water efficiency

Integrated control

Renewable energy

Load shedding

Meter reading

Sub metering

Energy & carbon

enterprise reporting



…coming soon

“... if we wait for the moment when

everything, absolutely everything is ready,

we shall never begin.”

Ivan Turgenev



Occupancy profiling

HVAC controls

Energy monitoring

Security monitoring

Digital signage

Real time „everything‟

The raw data of how many

people are occupying a space

in real-time will allow the

precise alignment of

occupancy and energy use,

and create new metrics for

space planning



Visitor journeys

Visitor kiosks

Virtual check in

Facial recognition



Augmented reality in FM tools

Overlaying data on real time images

Applications include room booking, building diagnostics, space modelling and planning



Real time energy awareness and management

Internal and

external customers

are demanding

organisations to be

energy proficient

Energy conservation measures will move to be monetised in line with targets. Increased

pressure to provide sustainable action and processes



Smart buildings

So, a bright future?



Residential and office intelligence

Wirelessly connected to both utility suppliers and home management

Measure instantaneous energy and water consumption

Better demand side management

Storage can become far more efficient



Energy Targets and global agenda

Government targets and Global initiatives are top of agenda

“20% Reduction in Carbon footprint by 2012”

“Energy consumption reduced by 7% per employee

“Emissions halved by 2015”

“Achieve climate neutral business dealings”



Added benefits of being Smart

Aesthetics and not just functionality

On top of the functional side, many

architects and engineers are also very

keen that future intelligent buildings are

also better places to live and work in:

They should be “safe and secure” but

also “comfortable and make us feel

happy and valued.”



Thank you

Any questions?

…..smart buildings?......Fact.