The rise of smart building technology marks a transformative period in the commercial real estate (CRE) industry, promising leaps in energy efficiency, improved occupant safety, and superior digital amenities. However, these advancements come hand-in-hand with significant challenges, particularly
The realm of smart buildings is being significantly transformed by the advent of emerging technologies aimed at enhancing accessibility. These innovations are pivotal in ensuring that buildings cater to the diverse needs of individuals with disabilities. By integrating technology into the very
Artificial intelligence (AI) holds the potential to dramatically change the construction industry and bolster environmental sustainability in urban development, according to groundbreaking research from City 4.0 Lab's Urban AI Hub at Queensland University of Technology (QUT). The research
Bisly, a Tallinn-based startup specializing in advanced smart building automation solutions, has successfully closed a Series A funding round, raising an impressive €6.2 million. This funding round attracted a mix of both new and existing investors, with prominent figures such as Urvo Männama and
Introduction: In the dynamic realm of smart city development, compact and innovative small cell technology is rapidly becoming a cornerstone for urban connectivity and sustainability. Spearheaded by industry visionaries such as Ian Newbury of BT Wholesale, this groundbreaking advancement is poised
As buildings around the world become increasingly equipped with technology, the market for advanced smart building sensing technology is experiencing significant growth. These innovations lead to enhanced energy efficiency and occupant comfort, redesigning how residential and commercial properties
