Frost & Sullivan Expects Energy Efficiency Initiatives and Advanced Features to Transform the Building Automation Market
Building owners across the globe are increasingly adopting building automation (BA) systems to tackle rising energy costs. As buildings account for nearly one-third of the global energy use, and are the leading contributors to greenhouse gas emissions, the need for BA systems will only grow. Opportunities for manufacturers will be particularly promising in the stabilising […]
Transparency Market Research Expects Global Home Automation Market to Grow by 24.5% CAGR from 2013 to 2019
Home automation allows a homeowner to control and manage different parts of a home with a remote control or with a cell phone. A home automation system provides convenience and security both.It is up to a homeowner how he/she wants to set up a home automation system. Some of the equipment in this system includes […]
Navigant Research Forecasts Wireless Control Systems for Smart Buildings Will Reach 57.4 Million in Annual Node Shipments by 2023
Intelligent lighting systems are a key driver for the market, report concludes As building automation and information technology converge, wireless technology is providing a range of potential benefits for commercial building owners and managers. While building automation and controls have been used for decades, wireless communication systems are becoming the catalyst for enabling more granular […]
NanoMarkets Forecasts Smart Lighting Market to Grow to US$10.9 Billion by 2019
NanoMarkets Projects Smart Lighting Market to Grow to US$10.9 Billion by 2019 Glen Allen, Virginia: Industry analyst firm NanoMarkets has announced the release of a new report titled, “Smart Lighting Markets 2014 Volume I: Market Drivers and Forecasts.” In the report the firm projects that smart lighting markets worldwide are expected to grow from around […]
Frost & Sullivan Finds Connected World of the Future Enhances Value Proposition of Smart Building Systems
Communicating the benefits of smart building systems vital for wide-spread adoption The transition to smart buildings is progressively gaining momentum as a burgeoning global population strains aging infrastructures. Market growth will also be fuelled by greater demand for, and improved affordability of, building level sensors. The evolution towards a connected world will further spur the […]
IEEE Selects Wuxi, China and Trento, Italy for its Smart Cities Initiative
Successful candidates chosen for compelling plans to design sustainable smart cities to meet their citizens’ needs for a quality living environment IEEE, the world’s largest professional organization dedicated to advancing technology for humanity, today announced the municipalities of Wuxi, China and Trento, Italy, which were among hundreds of candidates that submitted applications to participate in […]
Business: Lessons that KNX Manufacturers Can Learn from the Big Players
By Jesús Arias García, KNXin. I got so excited about an interview with Tony Fadell by the UK edition of Wired magazine, that I put aside the article I had already written for this month, and offer you this instead! For those unfamiliar with Fadell, let’s just say that he played a big part in […]
Solutions: Is DIY Home Automation Damaging for KNX?
By Sophie Thomas, Ivory Egg. There has been a definite surge in public awareness surrounding home automation recently, thanks to the likes of Nest, Hive, and most recently, Apple HomeKit. No doubt some systems integrators will sigh with a heavy heart each time more so-called ‘smart home’ technology is announced, as they fear the end-user’s […]
Strategy Analytics Forecasts 11% of UK Households Will Have at Least One Smart System by End of Year
1 in 9 UK HOUSEHOLDS TO BE ‘SMART’ BY END OF THE YEAR 3.1 million households will spend £715 million on smart home systems; UK well ahead of global adoption but considerably behind US One in nine (11%) UK households will have at least one smart system by the end of this year, rising to […]
US Department of Energy Opens Berkeley Lab’s FLEXLAB Facility to Drive Building Efficiency
Flexible design building will test low-energy systems and components The world’s most advanced energy efficiency test bed for buildings is open for business, launched today by U.S. Department of Energy Deputy Secretary Daniel Poneman. DOE’s FLEXLAB at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) is already signing up companies determined to reduce their energy use by […]